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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The Drama Undergraduate Society continues to create a positive theatre community at U of C

The Drama Undergraduate Society continues to create a positive theatre community at U of C

The Drama Undergraduate Society (DUS) is a club that has the main goal of promoting a safe space that allows students to participate in a variety of student-led shows, workshops and more to form a stronger community. Some of the most important aspects of the club is sharing information

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Drezus comments on music and reconciliation at upcoming NMC panel

Drezus comments on music and reconciliation at upcoming NMC panel

The National Music Centre (NMC) will be hosting a panel based on Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, in association with the newly updated exhibit, “Speak Up!” at Studio Bell. The panel will include three indigenous artists, each of which are using their platform to express their voice and experiences.

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Farren Timoteo returns with his smash hit Made in Italy at Theatre Calgary

Farren Timoteo returns with his smash hit Made in Italy at Theatre Calgary

Theatre Calgary is starting their 2025-2026 season off with the hilarious return of Farren Timoteo’s play Made in Italy. After making its debut at Western Canada Theatre, the play made its way into the heart of downtown at Alberta Theatre Projects during their 2023-2024 season and danced

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Cirque Du Soleil’s “ECHO” leaps its way into the heart of Calgary to put on an entrancing show

Cirque Du Soleil’s “ECHO” leaps its way into the heart of Calgary to put on an entrancing show

The Calgary Stampede grounds became home to the infamous “Big Top” tent which held the touring cast of Cirque du Soleil’s “ECHO.” The blue and white tent is hard to miss as Calgarians drive down MacLeod Trail to enjoy a night of whimsy and spectacle. On the opening night,

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FROSH: A brief guide to events in Calgary

FROSH: A brief guide to events in Calgary

The fall and winter semester is gearing up to be one of the most exciting times for students to explore the arts and culture scene in Calgary. From film festivals and theatre projects to more, Calgary has a lot to offer for newcomers and Calgarians alike. For the beginning of

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FROSH: An introduction to U of C research opportunities and clubs

FROSH: An introduction to U of C research opportunities and clubs

The University of Calgary offers a multitude of opportunities for incoming undergraduate students to participate in research and other activities. Both STEM and social sciences offer scholarships, grants and student-led projects. Each faculty has the resources and staff which can equip students for the future. One of the most

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FROSH: Introducing the School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA)

FROSH: Introducing the School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA)

The University of Calgary’s School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) is a staple to understanding the arts and culture scene in the school. The SCPA provides students with the lessons and resources that can allow them to thrive within the learning environment and beyond. The SCPA can be

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Calgary Fringe 2025 presents The Interview Play by Levity Theatre

Calgary Fringe 2025 presents The Interview Play by Levity Theatre

Calgary Fringe Festival 2025 presented a new and introspective play by indie theatre company Levity Theatre. The Interview Play focuses on two main characters of the Interviewer and Interviewee. Both characters find themselves in a job interview that was less than successful but the two push each other in the

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The Sticky Jar Collective makes their mark at Calgary Fringe Festival 2025

The Sticky Jar Collective makes their mark at Calgary Fringe Festival 2025

One of the most interesting shows that was presented at the Calgary Fringe Festival 2025 was The Sticky Jar Collective’s improv game show, “The Booby Trap 2: Electric Boobaloo.”  Four members of the collective, Eryn Dallen, Kaitlyn Olfert, Joelle Roneau and Sarah Haggeman each participate in games that will

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GlobalFest 2025 presented an annual citizenship ceremony and closed the night with a Philippines inspired pop rock firework show

GlobalFest 2025 presented an annual citizenship ceremony and closed the night with a Philippines inspired pop rock firework show

GlobalFest 2025 was set up with a number of stages that presented cultural performances from a number of associations and organizations. On the Philippines themed night, the TD Main Stage hosted dance performances that ranged from Venezuela, India and the Philippines. The night also featured a citizenship ceremony. The TD

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