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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Preview of the 2024 League of Legends World Championships

Preview of the 2024 League of Legends World Championships

By Maggie Hsu, September 26 2024— The 2024 League of Legends World Championships is set to ignite the global esports scene with high-octane competition and jaw-dropping plays. As the top teams from across the globe converge in Europe, fans can expect a clash of titans, where both seasoned

Top 10 first-year mistakes

Top 10 first-year mistakes

By Josie Simon, September 26 2024— Welcome to university — it’s a confusing place filled with mediocre coffee, questionable life choices and a staggering number of new responsibilities. To help you navigate this experience, here are the top 10 mistakes to avoid during your first year.  1. Having a baby

Review of Ghosts of Canoe Lake: New Work by Marcel Dzama at Contemporary Calgary

Review of Ghosts of Canoe Lake: New Work by Marcel Dzama at Contemporary Calgary

By Katelyn Liakos, September 26 2024— Contemporary Canadian artist Marcel Dzama returns with Ghosts of Canoe Lake, exploring Canadian landscapes, memories, and climate change through playful, evocative art. I had the opportunity to visit Dzama’s exciting new collection last Sunday.  The show is housed in a circular gallery with

What was with the wasps? A reflection with Dr. Jackie Lebenzon on Alberta’s 2024 wasp boom

What was with the wasps? A reflection with Dr. Jackie Lebenzon on Alberta’s 2024 wasp boom

By Ilana van der Merwe, September 26 2024— While others were swatting at wasps and fighting garden aphids this summer, insect physiologist Doctor Jackie Lebenzon of UCalgary’s Department of Biological Sciences has offered insight to the Gauntlet about this past summer’s booming wasp population.  “I am simply trying

Lacrosse and sovereignty: The Haudenosaunee Nations' path to the 2028 Olympics

Lacrosse and sovereignty: The Haudenosaunee Nations' path to the 2028 Olympics

By Emma Djukic, September 26 2024— Even though the Paris Olympics wrapped up just a few weeks ago, the organizing committees, dedicated athletes and nations from around the world are already looking ahead to the next Games. The Haudenosaunee Nations' lacrosse teams hope to be there too, this time

Honour Orange Shirt Day: Purchasing authentic orange shirts from Indigenous-owned businesses

Honour Orange Shirt Day: Purchasing authentic orange shirts from Indigenous-owned businesses

By Josie Simon, September 26 2024— Sept. 30 marks a significant date in Canada, Orange Shirt Day, a day dedicated to recognizing and reconciling the historical injustices inflicted upon Indigenous communities, particularly through the Indian Residential School system. This day encourages everyone to reflect on these historical traumas and take

Student Success Centre’s neurodivergent panel reminds students they are not alone

Student Success Centre’s neurodivergent panel reminds students they are not alone

By Freeha Anjum, September 26 2024— Going from high school to university is an overwhelming change — classes are bigger, lectures are long and you need to go out of your way to make friends and navigate an entirely new environment. These are common challenges for people to face, but for

Chronic Pain Awareness Month : Shedding light on an invisible struggle

Chronic Pain Awareness Month : Shedding light on an invisible struggle

By Hinna Ahsan, September 26 2024— According to a 2021 Canadian Pain Task Force Report, one in five Canadians live with chronic pain. That’s an estimated 7.6 million people who endure constant, unrelenting discomfort every day. September is marked as Chronic Pain Awareness Month and offers an opportunity

U of C study encourages further understanding and support of FASD

U of C study encourages further understanding and support of FASD

By Ansharah Shakil, September 25 2024— Every September marks the observance of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Awareness Month, dedicated to the recognition of FASD and its impacts on individuals. Caused by prenatal alcohol exposure, FASD is a lifelong disorder with no cure. The only way to fully prevent it

SLC hosts Community Mental Health and Well-Being Strategy consultation and discusses Sep. 6 Board of Governors post-report

SLC hosts Community Mental Health and Well-Being Strategy consultation and discusses Sep. 6 Board of Governors post-report

By Andreea Timis, September 25 2024— An SLC meeting took place on Sep. 9. The first half of the meeting centred around the consultation of the renewed Community Mental Health and Well-Being Strategy (CMHWS), which aims to enhance current policies at the U of C related to mental health

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