Hannah Caparino

Hannah Caparino

Hannah Caparino is the Managing Editor for Vol. 66. Majoring in English at the University of Calgary and pursuing a minor in Communications & Media Studies, she figured that the best way to use both degrees was through pursuing a journalism career.

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APEX Access Program begins workshop series addressing intercultural communication within STEM undergraduates

APEX Access Program begins workshop series addressing intercultural communication within STEM undergraduates

The APEX Access Program is an Alberta Centre for Advanced Diagnostics (ACAD) affiliated  mentorship program that will connect students to trained researchers and give participants the chance to create a network that values elements of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI). The program will focus on how EDI can be developed,

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Theatre Calgary’s The Lehman Trilogy is a tale of endurance and certain collapse

Theatre Calgary’s The Lehman Trilogy is a tale of endurance and certain collapse

The second show in Theatre Calgary’s 2024-25 season is Stefano Massini’s Tony-winning play, The Lehman Trilogy. The name Lehman can best be known through the historic rise and fall of the juggernaut financial company during September of 2008. The story of The Lehman Trilogy records the

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Boxing coaches comment on Calgary’s growing boxing community and fight scene

Boxing coaches comment on Calgary’s growing boxing community and fight scene

Boxing as a sport has grown in popularity over the past few years due to online demand and its commerciality. Calgary in particular has been fostering a boxing community that is based on practicality and developing a healthier lifestyle for all. Olympus Boxing Club’s co-founder and owner, Angelo

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Twin Terrors: How caffeine and sleep deprivation are harming your body

Twin Terrors: How caffeine and sleep deprivation are harming your body

Caffeine Caffeine is a stimulant that has had a notorious reputation for keeping people awake for hours on end and is constantly debated on its benefits. The stimulant can most commonly be found in consumable forms, examples being in drinks like coffee or energy drinks. While caffeine may be a

CJSW’s The Sounds of Radiotown funding drive to support independent radio and connect the Calgary community

CJSW’s The Sounds of Radiotown funding drive to support independent radio and connect the Calgary community

The University of Calgary’s independent radio station, CJSW 90.9 FM, will be hosting a funding drive called The Sounds of Radiotown from Oct. 18-25. The funding drive will involve events and programming that will be based on the theme of living in the city and will reflect

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Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night captures audiences in a hilarious love square

Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night captures audiences in a hilarious love square

The Shakespeare Company is presenting the classic comedy, Twelfth Night, at The Studio space in Vertigo Theatre from Sept. 27 to Oct. 18. The plot follows Viola and Sebastian, twins who got separated from a shipwreck on the coast of Illyria, and their journey to find each other again. The

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The Shakespeare Company’s The Comedy of Errors takes audiences on an delightful circus-themed show

The Shakespeare Company’s The Comedy of Errors takes audiences on an delightful circus-themed show

William Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors has been produced multiple times since being published in the 1600s and for their 2024-25 season, The Shakespeare Company will produce the show under the direction of Bronwyn Steinberg. The company’s production will run in tandem with their production of Twelfth

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U of C production The Wolves will excite audiences with soccer tricks in a relatable and poignant play

U of C production The Wolves will excite audiences with soccer tricks in a relatable and poignant play

To start off the drama department’s 2024–25 season, the University of Calgary’s School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) will be showcasing Sarah DeLappe’s play, The Wolves. The play premiered in New York City, and was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2017. It

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CIFF 2024 presents Adult Best Friends: A comedic take on the growing pains of lifelong friendships

CIFF 2024 presents Adult Best Friends: A comedic take on the growing pains of lifelong friendships

The Calgary International Film Festival had a number of premieres that spanned across all kinds of genres. There was no shortage of dramas and comedies, but a stand out film that made its Calgary premiere was Adult Best Friends, written by Delaney Buffett and Katie Corwin. The film follows two

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Gillian McKercher’s Lucky Star closes CIFF with a bittersweet but resonating film about family and strife

Gillian McKercher’s Lucky Star closes CIFF with a bittersweet but resonating film about family and strife

Lucky Star made its worldwide debut at the 2024 Calgary International Film Festival, resulting in a sold-out theatre celebrating Alberta film. The film follows a father, named Harold “Lucky” Lee, who falls victim to a tax scam and his struggle to regain the lost money through poker games and

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