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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Calgary Expo 2026: Arcane cast talks fatherhood, fans, and more

Calgary Expo 2026: Arcane cast talks fatherhood, fans, and more

The BMO Centre received visitors from Piltover and the Undercity as stars from Netflix’s Arcane series attended Calgary Expo 2026. Attending the event were voice actors Jason Spisak, JB Blanc and Mick Wingert. The voice actors spoke with the Gauntlet about Arcane’s success, fan interactions, fatherhood and more.

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Calgary Expo 2026: Hobbits reunite for LOTR’s 25th anniversary

Calgary Expo 2026: Hobbits reunite for LOTR’s 25th anniversary

Calgary will be receiving visitors from the Shire as the four Hobbits from The Lord of the Rings made an appearance at Calgary Expo 2026. Elijah Wood, Sean Astin, Dominic Monaghan and Billy Boyd came to Calgary as part of the 25th Anniversary of the LOTR films. Each member was

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“It’s-a Me, Jeromy!”: Calgary Mayor welcomes all to Calgary Expo 2026

“It’s-a Me, Jeromy!”: Calgary Mayor welcomes all to Calgary Expo 2026

City of Calgary Mayor, Jeromy Farkas led the newly named “Party of Wonders” to kick off Calgary Expo 2026. Due to weather conditions, the traditional “Parade of Wonders” was cancelled and was changed to the “Party of Wonders” and  was held at the base of the BMO Event Centre where

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U of C hosts Canadian Landpower Mobilization and Modernization Conference

U of C hosts Canadian Landpower Mobilization and Modernization Conference

The University of Calgary (U of C) recently held the Canadian Landpower Mobilization and Modernization Conference on March 26 - 27. The conference featured a wide variety of panels and discussion for how the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) will employ research and technology in order to modernize. The keynote speakers included

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Stage director of The Barber of Seville talks longevity in the arts

Stage director of The Barber of Seville talks longevity in the arts

The Calgary Opera has completed its 2026/2027 season with the spring production of The Barber of Seville. The iconic opera was open to the Southern Jubilee Auditorium on April 18-24 and will be sure to have audiences rolling with laughter. The production’s Stage Director, Elizabeth Stepkowski Tarhan,

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University of Calgary served in lawsuit by organizers of May 2024 encampment

University of Calgary served in lawsuit by organizers of May 2024 encampment

It has been two years since the police removed a pro-palestine encampment on University of Calgary campus, now nine people who were removed from campus are suing the university, Calgary Police Service, and the City of Calgary.  The encampment was set up on the TFDL quad to pressure the

History department leadership addresses concerns from CLARE students

History department leadership addresses concerns from CLARE students

The Department of History (HTST) will be experiencing multiple changes in the next two to three years as the Department of Classics and Religion (CLARE) will be closing on July 1 2026. Programs within CLARE will be moved into the Department of History, including Greek and Roman Studies (GRST), Ancient

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UCalgary's Jared Voris and the “Reaper of Death”

UCalgary's Jared Voris and the “Reaper of Death”

The “Reaper of Death” stomps its way to Earth Sciences Jared Voris, a PhD student at the University of Calgary discovered a new species of Tyrannosaur. Discovered in the heart of Dinosaur Provincial Park by John and Sandra De Groot and brought to the Royal Tyrrell Museum; Voris spent the

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The Nickle Gallery patches an exhibit together with Heather Leier’s: Practice Pinny

The Nickle Gallery patches an exhibit together with Heather Leier’s: Practice Pinny

The University of Calgary’s in-house art gallery, the Nickle Gallery, recently opened two new exhibits in early February. Visitors can see Yvonne Mullock’s Why don’t you… and Heather Leier’s self titled Heather Leier: Practice Pinny beginning Feb. 5. Leier is an associate professor in the

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Elena Toth takes centre stage with the SCPA dance program

Elena Toth takes centre stage with the SCPA dance program

The School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) has supported talent across all creative and performing arts. Dance is no exception, from working with notable choreographers or laying the groundwork for dancers to produce their own shows, the Dance program continues to be top of its class. Elena Toth, a

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