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 Vama Saini, September 5 2024— The University of Calgary and the Students’ Union (SU) have launched several initiatives to ensure that students and staff have access to nutritious and affordable meals. These programs aim to collectively contribute to a more food-secure campus. SU Quality Meal Program Starting this
By Julianna Keskic, September 5 2024— On July 9, a new pilot program was announced – integrating diabetes Point of Care Testing (POCT) into The Alex Mobile Care Clinic, powered by TELUS Health. The Alex Mobile Care Clinic was established in 2022 and provides mobile medical care to various communities across
By Andreea Timis, September 5 2024— On Aug. 6, the University of Calgary’s Student Success Centre hosted an online workshop titled “Planning Your Semester: Time Management Tips for Incoming Students”. The workshop was mainly aimed at incoming first year students who wished to learn a few tips on how
By Dianne Miranda, September 4 2024— University life presents unique challenges, particularly for some students who may face additional barriers to success. Fortunately, there are a variety of dedicated support services available across campus to address these needs and promote an inclusive academic experience for Neurodivergent, Indigenous or First-Generation
By Alena Chorney, September 4 2024— Inglewood is one of those neighborhoods that feels like you could find anything in. From niche record stores to aesthetically pleasing diners, a person can find practically whatever they want in this area of Calgary. This makes it the perfect place for the plant
By Daman Singh, Ansharah Shakil, September 4 2024— It’s the first day of school. Things are terrifying, you’re lost in the Science Theatre basement trying to find your first lecture and nothing seems to work out how you planned. Welcome to university and don’t believe the hype.
By Kimberly Taylor, September 4 2024— At 10 a.m. on Sept. 4 in the Digital Innovations Hub, Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women Tanya Fir will be announcing a new scholarship – Women in Technical and Applied Arts – funded by the Alberta Government. This new scholarship joins two
By Nazeefa Ahmed, September 3 2024— For many students, attending post-secondary means there are many financial-firsts: first job, first car, first student loan application. With all this money, some may try to spend it as if there are no strings attached. But while eating out everyday and buying
By Reyam Jamaleddine, September 3 2024— Being in a new space can feel overwhelming. Turning to substances can be something student’s use to cope with feelings of loneliness and anxiety. Substance abuse of marijuana, alcohol or prescription drugs can lead to addiction, mental health issues and subsequent academic decline.
By Maggie Hsu, September 3 2024— The electric crowd of 5500 at KICKOFF 2024 saw the Dinos face a tough challenge in the University of Regina Rams. The Dinos got off to a slow start but forced a fourth-quarter push however, the Rams’ offense proved to be the better