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.
By Ansharah Shakil, September 18 2024— We Forgot to Break Up, a film which first premiered in London before having its Canadian premiere in Toronto, will be showcasing for the first time in Alberta at the annual Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF), taking place this year from Sept. 19-29.
By Eula Mengullo, September 18 2024— The Alberta Ballet Company brought a glimpse of the Romantic era onto Albertan stage with their stunning momentous production of the classical white tutu ballet, La Sylphide. Evocative of the story’s Scottish milieu, the opening night began with a beautiful and jovial performance
By Eda Kamal, September 18 2024— On July 31, three young children died in a horrific stabbing at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class. The tragedy shook the town of Southport in England to its core and the world as a whole. There was no explanation for this act of
By Kimberly Taylor, September 18 2024— "Now Innovating" is a podcast series featuring the innovation journeys of U of C research teams. The project aims to share the research journeys of various labs and groups, from the initial idea to practical application in the community. The podcast has
By Ilana van der Merwe, September 17 2024— With a set that has been set to fall apart, spotlights bursting into sparks and actors forgetting lines, falling from platforms and strangling each other from time to time, The Play That Goes Wrong could not have gone more right. Running its
By Emma Djukic, September 16 2024— Looking back at the items on my 2024 bucket list, listening to—and actually liking—a country album from Post Malone was not one of them. Before I pressed play, I had some serious reservations about what kind of songs we’d get from
By Emma Djukic, September 16 2024— Surely, assigning three lab reports during finals week was illegal—maybe even banned by the Geneva Convention alongside other war crimes. Unfortunately, Helen was yet to find such a legal precedent anywhere and gingerly plugged her wheezing 2014 Macbook Air with a fraying charging
By Julianna Keskic, September 14 2024— On Sept. 18, the Office of Indigenous Engagement is hosting a film discussion event in ENG SSE 207 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Attendees will be watching episode six of the series Treaty Road, a six part docu-series that follows
By Josie Simon, September 14 2024— Canada, known for its multiculturalism, has attracted immigrants worldwide seeking better opportunities. Among these groups, Indian immigrants have significantly increased over the past decade, enriching the country's economic and cultural tapestry. However, this surge has also increased hostility fueled by economic anxieties
By Sweta Babladi, September 13 2024— From Sept. 20-21, the National Music Centre and the Calgary Chinese Cultural Centre are collaborating to host a series of performances in celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival. These events feature a variety of different musical ensembles that meld traditional Chinese music with