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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Calgary protesters rally against AI data centres

Calgary protesters rally against AI data centres

Protesters gathered in front of Calgary City Hall on Aug. 22 to protest the construction of AI data centres in Alberta. Amid a large growth of AI technology in the province this year, some citizens are expressing their concerns over the infrastructure needed to power it; including its pressure on

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All students to pay $11.25 Mac Hall fee this year

All students to pay $11.25 Mac Hall fee this year

On July 28, the Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) voted in favour of implementing a flat Mac Hall redevelopment fee of $11.25 for all students during the 2026-27 academic year. The proposal voted with an overwhelming majority of SLC, with one sole nay vote from the School of Architecture,

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Questions loom over fate of Mac Hall expansion

Questions loom over fate of Mac Hall expansion

University of Calgary students may be paying a flat fee of $11.25 this coming fall for the expansion of Mac Hall, marking a noticeable shift from the question posed to students at the ballot box in Winter 2026. In the July 14 Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) meeting, President Gabriela

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Albertans stand for united Canada ahead of separation referendum

Albertans stand for united Canada ahead of separation referendum

Speakers and participants at a June 27 rally criticized Alberta separation efforts, emphasizing respecting treaty rights and Indigenous sovereignty.

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SLC hears update on SU Quality Money’s future amid university pushback

SLC hears update on SU Quality Money’s future amid university pushback

On March 10, Students’ Union (SU) President Naomie Bakana and Vice-President Internal Lorraine Ndovi updated the Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) on the future of SU Quality Money after receiving strong pushback from the university. Bakana and Ndovi presented three major points: the budget allocation for this year’s Quality

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SLC voices students’ academic advising concerns at Ahead of Tomorrow Academic Advising Impact Initiative consultation

SLC voices students’ academic advising concerns at Ahead of Tomorrow Academic Advising Impact Initiative consultation

At the March 3 Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) meeting, a consultation on the Ahead of Tomorrow Academic Advising Impact Initiative was held with Vice-Provost (Student Experience) Verity Turpin and Institutional Effectiveness Specialist and project lead Tanille Butler. After an introduction from Turpin, Butler presented details on the purpose and

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Meet your new SU: 2026 general election results announced

Meet your new SU: 2026 general election results announced

Eager candidates and students alike were present for the Students’ Union (SU) general election results that were announced today in the South Courtyard of MacEwan Hall.  Students enrolled in the winter 2026 semester voted for their candidates of choice from March 3 to 5. Students were able to vote or

SU Quality Money in jeopardy as university’s restructuring plans spark frustration in SLC

SU Quality Money in jeopardy as university’s restructuring plans spark frustration in SLC

At the Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) meeting on Feb. 24, President Naomie Bakana and Vice-President Internal Lorraine Ndovi provided updates on the University of Calgary’s pushback against renewing the SU’s Quality Money Program. For the past 20 years, the SU Quality Money Program has received approximately $2

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Uncontested VP Academic candidate Zoe Zeritsch talks about academics and student wellbeing at SU forum

Uncontested VP Academic candidate Zoe Zeritsch talks about academics and student wellbeing at SU forum

To kick off the 2026 Students’ Union (SU) General Election forums, uncontested Vice President Academic (VPA) candidate Zoe Zeritsch presented her goals in prioritizing students’ academics and wellbeing. The three pillars of Zeritsch’s platform are improving learning environments, tackling program transparency and improving access to experiential learning opportunities. Zertisch’

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Alberta doctors raise concerns over expanded parental access to children’s health records

Alberta doctors raise concerns over expanded parental access to children’s health records

As of Feb. 2, 2026, parents and guardians can access their child’s health records online up until they turn 18.  Previously, parents and guardians were only able to gain proxy access for their children aged 12 and under through a healthcare provider.  The Government of Alberta stated that having

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