Danielle Smith knows what she wants: an Alberta referendum opinion
Those invested in the upcoming Alberta referendum should remain wary of the true motivation behind the vote’s existence.
My date with a separatist
Caesars aren’t the only thing that soured this date.
You need to touch the dance floor
“Going out” is an exciting and imperative part of social development. UofC students should take advantage of FROSH week time to do so safely.
Campus “FOMO” is Real
For U of C students who must leave Calgary during the summer, access to their social communities becomes difficult and disadvantageous.
Does distance = detriment?
Once the spring semester comes to an end and students leave Calgary for the summer, friendships are tested by distance, and we must adjust accordingly and empathetically to preserve our cherished relationships.
Defend your major: In the good name of political science
Political science students are, like many Arts majors, often met with doubt and concern in their choice of subject. However, political science is a broad-reaching and ever-relevant topic, and I will not waver in the confidence that I hold for it. I spent this past summer splitting my
The possibility of a general strike in Alberta: What is the right move?
The Alberta Federation of Labour has threatened a possible general strike, which might be a great risk despite its admirability. On Oct. 29, 2025, following the province-wide teachers’ strike, staff and students alike were ordered back to school in Alberta following the use of the notwithstanding clause. No resolution
Myke Atkinson: The new face of Ward 7
Myke Atkinson is the new councillor-elect for Ward 7. This means good things for the future of Calgary progressive politics. A long-time Ward 7 resident, non-party affiliated progressive politician, University of Calgary alumnus, husband, girl-dad to three, and — based on his social media presence — an enthusiast