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.
Disclaimer: A Streetcar Named Desire has depictions of domestic and sexual violence, as well as substance abuse; please approach this show with care and be mindful of the heavy subject matter. If any audience members require resources or help, Alberta Health Services provides resources for both addiction and mental health.
The Alberta Children’s Hospital Research Institute (ACHRI) works in collaboration with the University of Calgary towards research in children’s health. The research that is taking place at the hospital involves students and supervisors both working towards understanding children’s health and wellness. Julia Klenin, a project manager with
The Energy and Environment Engineering Student’s Association (EEESA) at the University of Calgary will host a panel discussion event at MacKimmie Tower’s Sustainability Hive titled, “Outlooks on Energy” and will feature speakers and their experiences within the energy industry. Vice President of Academics Jenice Seto sat down with
Calgary’s downtown will undergo a major renovation in the iconic Olympic Plaza to reinvent the arts and culture sector of Calgary. The area will be closed to accommodate the Arts Commons Transformation project, aimed to include more arts facilities and studios for Calgary artists. Arts Commons President and CEO
Alberta Ballet will be making its return to the Jubilee Auditorium with its returning production of The Nutcracker, a classic ballet that is a holiday staple for many theatre goers and fans of ballet. Allison Perhach sat down with The Gauntlet to comment on this year’s Edmonton and Calgary
Vertigo Theatre presents Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Links and will follow the titular detective Hercule Poirot and his charming assistant Captain Arthur Hastings on their journey to solve the murder of Paul Renauld. The plot of the play features twists and turns that will leave audiences in a
Calgary has a number of holiday markets that host a variety of activities that will get you in the mood for some holiday cheer. From downtown markets at the BMO Centre to local outdoor fairs, there will be a variety of vendors, food, games and more. Here’s a guide
The Screaming Goats Collective and Femmes du Feu Creations will be presenting a circus double-bill show called “Free Falling” that will mystify audiences through the captivating storytelling medium of circus and aerial arts. The double-bill show, “Fish at the Bottom of the Sea” and “In the Fire”, will
The Giant Incandescent Resonating Animation Festival (GIRAF) is celebrating its 20th anniversary and will present a number of independent animated projects. The festival will feature a number of shorts, films and packages that will highlight all forms of animation, as well as hold workshops with renowned animators. Executive Director of
Women in AI Canada hosted a recent career fair at Platform Calgary and featured a number of companies for attendees to grow their network and connections. The Calgary lead of the organization, Yukun Zhang, spoke with The Gauntlet about the goals of the career fair and how the organization'