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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Two orchestras, one stage: Calgary Philharmonic’s It Takes Two

Two orchestras, one stage: Calgary Philharmonic’s It Takes Two

The Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra’s (CPO) It Takes Two astonished audiences on Jan. 24 when it presented a musical collaboration not only between soloist and ensemble, but across generations of musicians. Joined by solo cellist Luka Coetzee and the Calgary Youth Orchestra (CYO); the CPO, conducted by Fawzi Haimor, brought

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SLC discusses arts renewal ahead of GFC, raises concerns over academic advising and approves Review Board appointments

SLC discusses arts renewal ahead of GFC, raises concerns over academic advising and approves Review Board appointments

The Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) met on Feb. 3 to discuss the renewal process within the Department of Classics and Religion (CLARE) for the upcoming General Faculties Council (GFC) meeting, the academic advising offices and the appointments of Review Board members. Arts renewal to be discussed at GFC VP Academic

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How international students and universities are affected by Canada’s new immigration policies

How international students and universities are affected by Canada’s new immigration policies

From 2026 to 2028, Canada will be tightening immigration rules and accepting fewer new residents, temporary workers and international students. According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the federal government is aiming to gradually reduce overall immigration targets over the three-year period. The IRCC has committed to reducing

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SLC approves support for Mac Hall expansion and Review Board and Tribunal reappointments

SLC approves support for Mac Hall expansion and Review Board and Tribunal reappointments

On Jan. 20, the Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) discussed and voted upon the approval of the reappointments of the Review Board and Tribunal Members, and whether SLC will take a supportive stance on the Mac Hall expansion referendum to be held during the 2026 Students’ Union (SU) General Election. “The

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SLC discusses tuition and parking costs in Board of Governors and Senate post-meeting reports

SLC discusses tuition and parking costs in Board of Governors and Senate post-meeting reports

Students-At-Large representatives Lujaina Eldelebshany, Laiba Nasir and Amber Quo met with the Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) on Jan. 13 to provide post-meeting reports from the Board of Governors meeting on Dec. 12 and the Senate meeting on Dec. 3.  Board of Governors Student-At-Large Representative Eldelebshany

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Macewan Hall expansion: SLC discusses student fees and future plans

Macewan Hall expansion: SLC discusses student fees and future plans

The Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) met on Nov. 18 to discuss the results of the Macewan Hall expansion survey, future plans for the building, and the fees that students might be paying. The Mac Hall expansion survey was opened to undergraduate students from Aug. 15 to Sept. 26 as an

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Tuition hikes, AI access and student wellbeing: SLC meets with UCalgary provosts for final tuition and fees proposal

Tuition hikes, AI access and student wellbeing: SLC meets with UCalgary provosts for final tuition and fees proposal

The University of Calgary’s Tuition and Fees Consultation Committee (TFCC) met with the  Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) on Nov. 4 to share the final tuition and fees proposal, as well as new student resources and updates on the university’s reviews and initiatives. Updates were presented by TFCC members:

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Halloween: Staying safe this spooky season

Halloween: Staying safe this spooky season

As Halloween approaches, the University of Calgary community is preparing for a week of costumes, themed events, and parties both on and off campus. While Halloween is an exciting highlight of the fall term for many students, campus staff are reminding everyone to celebrate responsibly and prioritize safety. Although there

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