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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Fanology 101: 10-Pin Bowling

Fanology 101: 10-Pin Bowling

By Hailey Schopper, September 13 2024— Often when people think about 10-pin bowling they think of birthday and work holiday parties, but believe it or not bowling is a sport enjoyed by many around the globe. This article outlines the basics of 10-pin bowling and how you can

Unreviews: Stationary you really don’t need

Unreviews: Stationary you really don’t need

By Maggie Hsu, September 13 2024— Overconsumption is the latest topic of discussion across the internet; it’s even entered the realm of stationery. We’re constantly tempted to buy the newest, cutest or trendiest tools that promise to enhance our productivity or creativity. More often than not, most of

The Kolkata murder case: Nothing ever changes

The Kolkata murder case: Nothing ever changes

By Reyam Jamaleddine, September 13 2024— Trigger warning: Assault, Violence On Aug. 9, 2024, a 31-year-old woman was resting in a seminar room in Kolkata, India, after a 36-hour shift as a junior doctor in a hospital. The morning after, her body was found partially clothed and

FROSH 2024: Getting involved with research at the U of C

FROSH 2024: Getting involved with research at the U of C

By Kimberly Taylor, September 12 2024 Research may seem like something only fully qualified professors do, but undergraduate students can participate in research and even create their own research projects while still working on their undergraduate degree. Both the Students’ Union (SU) and the University of Calgary have programs to

New webpage by the Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion combines resources to deepen understanding of the LGBTQ2S+ community

New webpage by the Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion combines resources to deepen understanding of the LGBTQ2S+ community

By Andreea Timis, September 11 2024— This year, the University of Calgary’s Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (OEDI) launched a webpage to enhance awareness and broaden knowledge and understanding of LGBTQ2S+ rights, histories, experiences and contributions across Canada.  As of 2022, approximately one million people in Canada aged

FROSH 2024: Embedded Certificates at the U of C

FROSH 2024: Embedded Certificates at the U of C

By Kimberly Taylor, September 11 2024— Open to all students, embedded certificates provide transdisciplinary and experiential learning opportunities. Some of the embedded certificate requirements may also line up with your degree requirements, giving you a two-for-one value for your tuition. The U of C offers six embedded certificates,

We need to talk about X

We need to talk about X

By Marvellous Chukwukelu, September 10 2024— X, formerly known as Twitter, continues to be one of the most unique social media platforms today. Though it has a smaller user base than YouTube or Facebook, X's unique approach to content has set it apart in the digital landscape.  For

FROSH 2024: Beginner’s Guide to exploring University District and Calgary

FROSH 2024: Beginner’s Guide to exploring University District and Calgary

By Maggie Hsu, September 9 2024— Calgary is a vibrant city full of stuff to do, things to see and food to eat. Here is a short list of places to check out as your intro to the Calgary scene. Gogi Located a five-minute walk from Brentwood Station, Gogi

FROSH 2024: Introducing Active Living facilities and services

FROSH 2024: Introducing Active Living facilities and services

By Maggie Hsu and Emma Djukic, September 9 2024— Active Living, operated by the Faculty of Kinesiology, makes its mission to “Excite. Educate. Empower. Active Living”. All University of Calgary  students have an Active Living membership which allows you to access all of the facilities and services in this article.

FROSH 2024: Five Reasons to be a fan of Dinos Sports

FROSH 2024: Five Reasons to be a fan of Dinos Sports

By Maggie Hsu, September 9 2024— While it is not quite at the level of the NCAA, our U of C  Dinos have the talent and entertainment value that deserve your support and I’d argue it’s more fun. Here is a quick list to convince you to come

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