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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Demystifying all of the Active Living facilities on campus

Demystifying all of the Active Living facilities on campus

By Maggie Hsu, September 30 2024— For students looking to integrate fitness into their busy schedules, the University of Calgary’s Active Living facilities offer a wealth of resources. But knowing how to start can feel overwhelming. In an interview with the Gauntlet with Senior Marketing and Communications Specialist, Brinley

CIFF 2024 Review: A selection of shorts

CIFF 2024 Review: A selection of shorts

By Ansharah Shakil , September 30 2024— Audiences are spoiled for choice with all the feature-length films available to watch at the Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF), which took place from Sept. 19-29 for its 25th anniversary, but equally intriguing are the many short films presented this year.  Shorts

SU By-Elections: What do you need to know?

SU By-Elections: What do you need to know?

By Vama Saini, September 29 2024— The University of Calgary’s Students' Union (SU) is holding a by-election from Oct. 8– to 10 to fill vacant positions on the Student Legislative Council (SLC). These positions include a representative for the faculty of Veterinary Medicine and one for the

Concert Review: Tokyo Police Club at the Palace Theatre

Concert Review: Tokyo Police Club at the Palace Theatre

By Dianne Miranda, September 28 2024— On Jan. 23, Ontario-based indie rock band Tokyo Police Club (TPC) announced their supposedly last show in Toronto for Nov. 29. This news was met with an overwhelming response and a sold out show in minutes. On March 12, they released their final

From first-year to graduate school, the Student Success Centre provides diverse programming for students

From first-year to graduate school, the Student Success Centre provides diverse programming for students

By Vama Saini, September 28 2024— The Student Success Centre (SSC) at the University of Calgary offers students comprehensive academic support throughout their university experience. In an interview with the Gauntlet, Roxanne Ross, the director of the SSC, provided an in-depth look at the centre's offerings, its

Calgary Public Library hosts Indigenous programming for Truth and Reconciliation

Calgary Public Library hosts Indigenous programming for Truth and Reconciliation

By Julianna Keskic, September 28 2024— On Sept. 30, the Calgary Public Library will host educational events to honour the victims and survivors of Canada’s residential school system. Kelli Morning Bull, the Indigenous Services Program design lead at the Calgary Public Library, spoke about events happening this month, and

How to declutter your digital devices

How to declutter your digital devices

By Avery Sharpe, September 28 2024— The start of a new semester is a very exciting time—you get to explore new classes, meet new people and take cute photos with friends you haven't seen all summer. However, a lot of these new experiences come with documents, emails,

Fall foliage explained: The science behind leaves changing colour

Fall foliage explained: The science behind leaves changing colour

By Ansharah Shakil, September 27 2024— For as long as it lasts, autumn in Calgary, known as Alberta’s golden season, is defined by the brilliant colours of the city’s trees. It’s all the easier to appreciate when the weather is at a perfect balance between summer’s

U of C professor advancing online security through adapting biometric systems

U of C professor advancing online security through adapting biometric systems

By Andreea Timis, September 27 2024— In a world dominated by deep learning systems, individual data becomes increasingly susceptible to being accessed and compromised. Bometrics such as fingerprints, iris scans, facial or voice pattern recognition are often used as measurable physical and behavioural traits used to identify individuals. However, many

Autumn in the arts: 12 cult classics that capture the season

Autumn in the arts: 12 cult classics that capture the season

By Ansharah Shakil, September 27 2024— The appeal of autumn often rests on how it feels like a new chapter, a time to rediscover yourself or refocus. More than any other season, it inspires both comfort and change. Compiled here are 12 pieces of media perfect for autumn.  Film 1.

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