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 Kimberly Taylor, August 27 2024— This year new student orientation will include a play – U Need FRIES With That – focused on common situations students transitioning to university will encounter and educating them on where to find support and help as well as navigating consent in community. During COVID the
By Andreea Timis, August 27 2024— As part of an initiative to ameliorate substance intervention research, the Canadian Research Initiative on Substance Matters (CRISM) is to create the Network Coordinating Centre. This federally funded program aims to enhance research related to substance use and establish guidelines for effective interventions. In
By Hinna Ahsan, August 27 2024— Imagine a medical system that is proactive in addressing possible health issues before they become life-threatening, where diseases are prevented before they even show symptoms and where each patient's treatment plan is specifically tailored to their individual biology. Thanks to developments
By Vama Saini, August 26 2024— As UCalgary Pride Week 2024 kicks off, the university's commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) is explored through a series of events designed to celebrate and support the LGBTQ2S+ community. In an interview with the Gauntlet, Dr. Malinda Smith, Vice Provost
By Hailey Schopper, August 26 2024— It is the dreaded part of summer: the end. With the first day of classes nearing, many students begin feeling excitement and stress. No matter how you are feeling, this article will help you prepare with five ways to get organized and ready for
By Andreea Timis, August 24 2024— Over the last few years, the popularity of open educational resources (OER) has significantly risen in post-secondary institutions. OERs are defined as openly licensed materials designed for learning, teaching or research purposes. They are free to access for anyone and can be reused,
By Kshef Kamran, August 23 2024— Studio Ghibli released Howl’s Moving Castle 20 years ago, loosely based on the novel Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones. The movie follows an 18-year-old girl named Sophie who is cursed and is entangled in a world of witchcraft
By Josie Simon, August 23 2024— Just a few years ago, The Big Bang Theory was the touchstone of pop culture. The tee shirts adorned with “Bazinga!” and “I’m not crazy, my mother had me tested” were crowing fashion statements. However, fast-forward a few years, and it seems
By Hannah Caparino, August 21 2024— The 2024 Calgary International Blues Festival had an impressive line up which explored how the blues genre can be reinvented and interpreted by a large number of artists. The festival consisted of renowned musicians like Dawn Pemberton, Angelique Francis and Big Llou Johnson, but
By Maggie Hsu, August 29 2024— Calgary eSports United (CeSU), a student-run club at the University of Calgary, announced on April 28 through its social media channels that all teams under CeSU will now represent the University of Calgary as the UCalgary Dinos. What started as the UCalgary League