Laura Beldor

Laura Beldor

Laura Beldor is the Arts and Research Editor for Vol. 66. She is a Biological Science student, throughout her time as an undergraduate, has consistently reported on entertainment, culture and advances being made in various academic fields.

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U of C engineers work to make AI more accessible for all

U of C engineers work to make AI more accessible for all

Dr. Ioannou discusses AI research at the university and how students can get involved

Research across the different faculties

Research across the different faculties

How students can get involved in research in the various academic sectors of the university.

How to research at the U of C

How to research at the U of C

A look into the different ways students can pursue research inside and outside the classroom.

The art scene at the U of C

The art scene at the U of C

A guide to the university’s collective of creativity.

Calgary Stampede 2026: Alessia Cara returns to the Coca-Cola stage

Calgary Stampede 2026: Alessia Cara returns to the Coca-Cola stage

The Canadian singer kicked off the festival with an electrifying set.

Stampede concerts: The good, the bad and the crowded

Stampede concerts: The good, the bad and the crowded

A brief introduction to the music scene at the “greatest outdoor show on earth”.

A step back into history at Nickle Galleries

A step back into history at Nickle Galleries

For the summer, the museum displays include unique and impactful artworks from various parts of the globe.

Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 3: Lola Kirke, Madison Cunningham and The Free Label take the stage

Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 3: Lola Kirke, Madison Cunningham and The Free Label take the stage

The party continued into the weekend for those attending the third night of the Calgary Folk Music Festival 2026, where unforgettable performances took place throughout Princes Island Park.  In the evening, Lola Kirke took the National Stage. The country singer, songwriter, author and actress recently starred in the groundbreaking film

U of C professors work to fill the gaps in women's health research through a menopause study

U of C professors work to fill the gaps in women's health research through a menopause study

Though menopause affects almost half of the population, it is a process that is stigmatized and under-researched. MOvement, MENopause, and opTimUM health or MOMENTUM is a collaborative research study at the University of Calgary created in order to better understand the impact of lifestyle and fitness on menopause. Kinesiology

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