Viancy Salubre

Viancy Salubre

Viancy Salubre is the Digital Editor for Vol. 66, and a recent graduate of the Print & Online Journalism program at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology. Her editorial work can be seen in TheScene, Avenue and Create Calgary.

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A night with Andy Shauf at the Bella Concert Hall

A night with Andy Shauf at the Bella Concert Hall

By Ilana van der Merwe, October 4 2024— A highly enthused audience welcomed Saskatchewan based singer-songwriter Andy Shauf to the Bella Concert Hall on Sept. 21. With fans flying from Nepal just to hear this indie-alternative’s acoustic renditions of his records over the years, one might ask:

Come From Away is a jaunty musical that creates community out of tragedy

Come From Away is a jaunty musical that creates community out of tragedy

By Hannah Caparino, October 3 2024— The Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium presented Come From Away, a Tony-nominated Broadway show that was on its North American tour from Sept. 17-22. The musical went through a number of preliminary productions, doing out-of-town shows in both San Diego and

10 signs you’re dating the broke boyfriend

10 signs you’re dating the broke boyfriend

By Josie Simon, October 3 2024— Welcome to the world of the broke boyfriend — a unique species in the dating ecosystem where ambition is optional and adulting is merely a suggestion. It's not just about not having money; it’s an entire mindset. Dating someone like this means

CIFF 2024’s Most ‘Toxic’ Films

CIFF 2024’s Most ‘Toxic’ Films

By Ilana van der Merwe, October 3 2024— Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF) hosts a space for film creators and enthusiasts to come together yearly and celebrate some of the most influential, accredited and unique films of the year.  A common theme found in this year’s films is the

Gender apartheid in Afghanistan: Taliban silences women

Gender apartheid in Afghanistan: Taliban silences women

By Reyam Jamaleddine, October 3 2024— In 2021, the Taliban executed an insurgency on the U.S.-backed government that had been in power in Kabul since 2001. The U.S. and British forces abruptly abandoned the country and since then, Afghanistan has grappled with a plummeting economy, accelerating malnourishment

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 26: Double Knot Your Shoelaces

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 26: Double Knot Your Shoelaces

By Kabir Singh Bedi, Eda Kamal, Ifeoluwa Akomolede, Jayson Black Kettle, Elena Scantlebury, Dylan Carrasco, Laura Beldor and Dianne Miranda, October 1 2024— As September comes to a close, campus life is gearing up for another busy season. With schedules filling up and classes calling your name, those treks to

Which university stereotype are you based on your coffee order?

Which university stereotype are you based on your coffee order?

By Josie Simon, October 1 2024— 1. What's your go-to coffee size? a) Small b) Medium c) Large d) Extra large 2. How do you take your coffee? a) Black b) With a splash of milk c) Lots of cream and sugar d) As a fancy latte

In the light of Moona: The unexpected joys of pet ownership

In the light of Moona: The unexpected joys of pet ownership

By Eda Kamal, October 1 2024— My cat Moona is curled up asleep, as I write this, at the foot of my bed. Almost every night, she and I cuddle before I go to sleep and she takes on her nocturnal misadventures, occasionally causing a crash causing me to awaken

UCalgary launches campus-wide survey to shape its first-ever EDIA strategy

UCalgary launches campus-wide survey to shape its first-ever EDIA strategy

By Vama Saini, Oct. 1 2024— The University of Calgary aims to advance equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility (EDIA) by launching a comprehensive campus-wide survey. This initiative, is led by the Presidential Task Force on EDIA (PTF-EDIA), aims to gather insights from students, faculty and staff, informing the

Weekly Dino Digest: Sept. 23-29

Weekly Dino Digest: Sept. 23-29

By Maggie Hsu, September 30 2024— Your U of C Dinos have been booked and busy this September. As students settle into the rhythm of classes, the Dinos are gearing up for a weekend loaded with 16 games on the docket. Rugby The Dinos’ Rugby team will kick off the

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