Elaine Liang

Elaine Liang

Elaine Liang is the News Editor for Vol. 66. She previously served as the Beat Reporter and the SLC News Assistant. Powered by an unhealthy amount of coffee, she's currently working on her thesis in the Honours Neuroscience program.

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Students decide 2026: SU by-election results

Students decide 2026: SU by-election results

With a significantly lower voter turnout from the general election, only some students let their voices be heard in the 2026 by-election.

The price tag of an independent Alberta

The price tag of an independent Alberta

A new University of Calgary School of Public Policy report breaks down the economic and fiscal impacts of separation.

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SU By-Election 2026: Senate candidate Jonah Smith

SU By-Election 2026: Senate candidate Jonah Smith

Meet your candidate, Jonah Smith, running for Senate Student-at-Large Representative

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SU By-Election 2026: Senate candidate Amber Quo

SU By-Election 2026: Senate candidate Amber Quo

Meet your candidate, Amber Quo, running for Senate Student-at-Large Representative

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Who speaks for students? Know your Students’ Union

Who speaks for students? Know your Students’ Union

Get to know the student leaders who represent undergraduates and shape decisions impacting the student experience.

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How AI is changing the workplace

How AI is changing the workplace

Statistics Canada data shows more than one-third of Canadian workers are using generative AI.

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Can AI be your therapist?

Can AI be your therapist?

AI chatbots could help students navigate mental health, but they aren’t a replacement for people.

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Need a hand? Your guide to student services

Need a hand? Your guide to student services

Here’s where to turn when you need support during your time at U of C.

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Defining a Calgarian

Defining a Calgarian

Beyond birthplace: Calgarians reflect on what it means to belong.

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A city of distance

A city of distance

Urban sprawl is reshaping life in Calgary, and for many residents, that means longer commutes, fewer housing options and less time to build community.

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