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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A beginner’s guide to Sled Island 2025

A beginner’s guide to Sled Island 2025

Sled Island has been Calgary’s number one festival to celebrate local and international music and art through a variety of performances. Since 2007, the Sled Island lineups have featured all kinds of artists like LATISHA, Ginger Beef and Bartees Strange, as well as comedians like Gabby Rose. Sled Island

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Adventures, spells and treasures: Frieren Beyond Journey’s End’s Mallorie Rodak’s Calgary Expo 2025 takeover

Adventures, spells and treasures: Frieren Beyond Journey’s End’s Mallorie Rodak’s Calgary Expo 2025 takeover

Calgary Expo 2025 had a number of guests and voice actors make appearances for fans to interact with. Mallorie Rodak, most known for portraying Frieren in the English dubbed version of Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End, attended Expo to speak on the voice acting industry and being part of a

Hazbin Hotel voice actors explore character arcs and performance at Calgary Expo 2025

Hazbin Hotel voice actors explore character arcs and performance at Calgary Expo 2025

Calgary Expo 2025 brought together a variety of guests, panelists, creators and more to curate a show that was the epitome of pop culture. From photo ops to autograph signings, Expo had a number of activities that everyone could take part in. One aspect that opened and closed the festival

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U of C SCPA Alchemy 2025 Review: But What is Natural

U of C SCPA Alchemy 2025 Review: But What is Natural

The University of Calgary’s School of Creative and Performing Arts (U of C SCPA) presented the 2025 ALCHEMY Festival of Student Work near the end of winter semester, showcasing a wide array of shows and performances and highlighting senior projects that ranged from dance, music, drama, and more. The

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Calgary Expo 2025: A jubilant celebration of cosplaying and community

Calgary Expo 2025: A jubilant celebration of cosplaying and community

Cosplayers had their moment to shine during the four-day weekend of this year’s Calgary Expo. Their joy in dressing up as their favourite characters was infectious to both attendees of expo and passersby who wanted pictures with them. On a journey to find a few of the most

CUFF 2025 features Good Boy: An unconventional and endearing supernatural horror film

CUFF 2025 features Good Boy: An unconventional and endearing supernatural horror film

The 2025 Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) has an extensive lineup with a wide variety of films, documentaries and events that attendees can view throughout all of the festival. From cartoon viewings, short film showcases and more, audiences are treated to  the best of local and international independent film and

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Climate change conversations dismissed as a topic of discussion in upcoming federal election

Climate change conversations dismissed as a topic of discussion in upcoming federal election

The upcoming 2025 federal election sparked major debate regarding the dismissal of issues that can impact voter turnout and engagement. The recent announcement for the political parties to disregard climate change in the election has influenced whether or not climate change had significant influence over federal policies.  Jed Kaplan serves

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Lunchbox Theatre presents Please Return to Empire Video: An ode to 2000s video stores and lost friendships

Lunchbox Theatre presents Please Return to Empire Video: An ode to 2000s video stores and lost friendships

Disclaimer: This review contains spoilers. Please Return to Empire Video discusses themes of death and grief. Please treat these topics with care. Lunchbox Theatre’s final show in their 2024/2025 season is James Odin Wade’s Please Return to Empire Video. Audiences are taken back to the year of

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Full Circle Theatre’s Porcelain Dolls depicts womanhood in a humorous new play

Full Circle Theatre’s Porcelain Dolls depicts womanhood in a humorous new play

Off the heels of their summer show Riverona, Full Circle Theatre will produce a new show called Porcelain Dolls. Staged at West Village Theatre, the play explores the themes of womanhood and relationships through comedy. Play director Danielle Baker sat down with The Gauntlet to discuss directing the show. “The

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Experience a queer pop concert and game show in Downstage Theatre’s production of Are You The One?

Experience a queer pop concert and game show in Downstage Theatre’s production of Are You The One?

Downstage Theatre worked in collaboration with the performance duo xLq to present the world premiere of Are You The One? running from Mar. 19-23. The production is intended to be a combination of both games and a queer pop performance that was led by the duo, STARLIGHT and Maddie

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