Leigh Patrick

Leigh Patrick

Leigh Patrick is the Sports Editor for Vol. 66. Currently in their third year of an Honours English degree with an Italian minor at the University of Calgary, Leigh covers campus athletics, local sports features, and sideline reporting.

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Cultivating intimacy in our lives outside of romantic relationships

Cultivating intimacy in our lives outside of romantic relationships

In modern society, intimacy is often reserved for romantic relationships, typically associated with sex and the partner with whom we share it. However, intimacy is much more than that—it’s a state of being unguarded and relaxed with someone. It involves feeling a deep, soulful connection. It's

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The second date playbook: what comes after the first impression?

The second date playbook: what comes after the first impression?

First dates get all the attention with dating guides, influencer ‘Get Ready with Me’ videos and mirror pep talks. But the second date? That's trickier. You’ve mutually decided to see each other again—now what? Do you maintain the polished first-date version of yourself or let

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Chapter of love: the book exchange at Pages on Kensington

Chapter of love: the book exchange at Pages on Kensington

With Valentine's Day approaching, why not make this year unforgettable with a unique twist? There's always pressure to make the day special, but if you’re without a date, turn to a steadfast companion: books. Always there to sweep you off your feet and never leave

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Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 29: it’s cold out

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 29: it’s cold out

it's cold out is the perfect playlist to accompany this chilly winter season. Whether you're curling up by the fire or walking through frosty streets, this Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 29 is the soundtrack for embracing the season's cool embrace. LEIGH: VOLUNTEER * “The Christmas Song”

Calgary Hidden Gems: Fair’s Fair is a bookstore of lost treasures

Calgary Hidden Gems: Fair’s Fair is a bookstore of lost treasures

Step into a literary wonderland tucked away in Inglewood: Fair’s Fair. Hidden in the basement of building 1336, this used bookstore overflows with treasured myths and wondrous tales stacked high. Amid rising prices and the challenges of modern life, let yourself get swept away in Fair’s Fair—a

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The introvert's guide to joining clubs

The introvert's guide to joining clubs

At the start of every semester, a daunting task looms. A side quest many introverted students avoid. The mission? Joining a club. It might seem easier to stick to lectures and retreat to your room, but clubs offer connections that even the most reserved students need. Clubs broaden your horizons,

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Making the most of your commute

Making the most of your commute

With classes returning so does the plight of commuting. Often consuming hours of our day, the commute to university can feel like a block of wasted time, leading to increased stress and overall frustration. Fed up with losing valuable time on the train, I’ve created a list to make

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Which holiday mascot is your zodiac sign

Which holiday mascot is your zodiac sign

December ushers in a flurry of snow alongside the delightful chaos of holiday decorating. Everyone has a festive mascot that feels just right. There's a holiday symbol for every personality, whether a jolly snowman or a playful polar bear. Wondering which one suits your style? Let the stars

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Winter Break reading list: Books to cozy up with

Winter Break reading list: Books to cozy up with

After finals wrap up and the semester winds down, we finally get a chance to relax. With the holidays here, what better way to unwind than with a great book? Whether you’re curled up by the fire or cozied up on the couch, these books span genres from nonfiction

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Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 28: Soundtracked!

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 28: Soundtracked!

This Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 28: Soundtracked! compiles the best cinema soundtracks from both the big and small screen! All you have to do now is press play and let every song transport you into a different world. LEIGH: VOLUNTEER * “a thousand years” by Christina Perri * It's a well

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