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.
Research and the creative and performing arts are two concepts that aren’t expected to collide, but Christine Brubaker blends the two opposing worlds together with her ongoing research. Brubaker is an associate professor here at the University of Calgary. She works in the School of Creative and Performing Arts
Calgary author and illustrator duo, Carla Shafer and Laura Ambrosone, return to Calgary’s literary scene with their second book titled The Mad Book. Their book follows a similar premise to their predecessor, The Sad Book. The children’s book allows for readers and families to explore how to deal
The Winter Olympics are right around the corner and Canadians all around the country will be watching the best of the best compete. During the 16 days of the Olympic games, everyone can witness Team Canada fight for gold in the most popular winter sports ranging from hockey, alpine skiing
Jack Singer Concert Hall had welcomed acclaimed actor, Morgan Freeman, and a number of handpicked artists to showcase the history and development of the Blues genre. Before the concert began, Freeman had discussed his connection to the genre and how the art form had changed to become a form of
With the Festival of Animated Objects (FAO) returning in the spring of 2026, Ivan Guevara Garcia sat down with the Gauntlet to talk about his show that will be featured in the festival. He wrote and directed, Esperanza, which follows a girl who learns about life and death through the
Alberta Theatre Projects began their 2025-2026 season with The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, a spooky production that was perfect for the Halloween season. The production was based on the short story written by Washington Irvine and has had multiple iterations like films, shorts, etc. Audiences enter the theatre and
Re-enter the world of Agatha Christie and Hercule Poirot in Vertigo Theatre’s holiday show, Peril in the Alps. A missing person’s case brings Poirot and his old partner Arthur Hastings together again to solve the disappearance of a woman with an elusive reputation. Betty Mitchell Award nominated
The University of Calgary had recently saw the implementation and success of the pilot and research program, Trauma Resilience Informed Practice (TRIP) and Exploring Mental Health Barriers in Emergency Rooms (EMBER). EMBER is the overarching research program that has taken place in the last six years, and TRIP is the
At the Clara Christie Theatre, the University of Calgary held a panel with researchers and professionals who are currently studying the effects of Cerebral Palsy (CP). Muhammad Saim spoke with the Gauntlet about the panel and how they can engage with the University of Calgary community about informing those regarding
The University of Calgary recently implemented a new program that has the potential to transform the way nursing is approached through the UCalgary Nursing Health Systems Transformation Initiative (HIVE). The manager of HIVE, Suzanna Crawford, spoke with the Gauntlet about the HIVE initiative and how it has a practical impact