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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Provincial budget reduces operating costs for a fourth year at U of C

Provincial budget reduces operating costs for a fourth year at U of C

By Sophia Lopez, February 28 2022, The Alberta government, under the United Conservative Party (UCP), announced Budget 2022 on Feb. 24, which discussed the budget cuts to operating costs at the university. Over the past four years, these budget cuts have often left students paying significantly higher in tuition. In

Canada launches the Black Opportunity Fund to help Black-led organizations

Canada launches the Black Opportunity Fund to help Black-led organizations

By Julieanne Acosta, February 28 2022— The Black Opportunity Fund (BOF) was established in 2020 to be a community-led charity organization. Their goal is to dismantle anti-Black racism by having a pool of funds to aid Black-led businesses or nonprofits. In doing so, they are improving the

Canada launches the Black Opportunity Fund to help Black-led organizations

Canada launches the Black Opportunity Fund to help Black-led organizations

By Julieanne Acosta, February 28 2022— The Black Opportunity Fund (BOF) was established in 2020 to be a community-led charity organization. Their goal is to dismantle anti-Black racism by having a pool of funds to aid Black-led businesses or nonprofits. In doing so, they are improving the

U of C announces return to in-person learning will not require proof of vaccination

U of C announces return to in-person learning will not require proof of vaccination

By: Julieanne Acosta, February 11 2022 — Earlier this week, the Government of Alberta announced the ending of the Restriction Exemption Program (REP) which required Albertans to show a proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours to gain entrance into the majority of establishments.  An email

U of C announces return to in-person learning will not require proof of vaccination

U of C announces return to in-person learning will not require proof of vaccination

By: Julieanne Acosta, February 11 2022 — Earlier this week, the Government of Alberta announced the ending of the Restriction Exemption Program (REP) which required Albertans to show a proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours to gain entrance into the majority of establishments.  An email

SU supports U of C's decision to continue its health measures after provincial restrictions lift

SU supports U of C's decision to continue its health measures after provincial restrictions lift

By Sophia Lopez, February 9 2022–– Yesterday, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced that the province is going to begin following a three-step plan to remove public health measures over the course of the next few weeks. Feb. 8 at 11:59 p.m. marked the start of step one,

SU supports U of C's decision to continue its health measures after provincial restrictions lift

SU supports U of C's decision to continue its health measures after provincial restrictions lift

By Sophia Lopez, February 9 2022–– Yesterday, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced that the province is going to begin following a three-step plan to remove public health measures over the course of the next few weeks. Feb. 8 at 11:59 p.m. marked the start of step one,

CSA decides not to work with Councillor Sean Chu

CSA decides not to work with Councillor Sean Chu

By Sophia Lopez, February 9 2022–– The Calgary Student Alliance (CSA) have publicly announced that they will not be working with Ward 4 Councillor Sean Chu. The CSA is a group of student associations throughout Calgary that advocates for the needs of students on their behalf. The CSA often works

CSA decides not to work with Councillor Sean Chu

CSA decides not to work with Councillor Sean Chu

By Sophia Lopez, February 9 2022–– The Calgary Student Alliance (CSA) have publicly announced that they will not be working with Ward 4 Councillor Sean Chu. The CSA is a group of student associations throughout Calgary that advocates for the needs of students on their behalf. The CSA often works

SU elected officials highlight the importance of keeping up with student politics

SU elected officials highlight the importance of keeping up with student politics

By Sophia Lopez, January 25 202 –– The University of Calgary Students’ Union (SU) general elections are approaching and the current elected officials are eager for students to get involved. With candidate pre-orientations going on later this week, VP Academic Renzo Pereyra discussed how engaging with the SU can benefit

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