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UCalgary offers free flu shots for students on campus

UCalgary offers free flu shots for students on campus

From Oct. 20–24, the MacEwan Student Centre South Courtyard will host a daily walk-in flu shot clinic, open from 9 am until 3 pm.  The initiative aims to make flu vaccinations more accessible to students ahead of the colder months. According to Alberta Health Services (AHS), the annual

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All hands on deck: Calgary Phil’s Symphonic Seas sets sail

All hands on deck: Calgary Phil’s Symphonic Seas sets sail

The Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus turned the stage into a sea of sound on October 18 as they immersed the audience in a nautical-themed evening. Under the direction of conductor Yue Bao, this performance was the first concert of the 2025-26 season that included the Chorus. It

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Candidate Anthony Ascue runs for ward 7 city council seat

Candidate Anthony Ascue runs for ward 7 city council seat

Entrepreneur Anthony Ascue is running for Calgary City Council in Ward 7 under the A Better Calgary (ABC) Party, positioning himself as a candidate focused on fiscal responsibility, community safety and support for local businesses.  Ascue is the CEO of Wild Rose Property Solutions, a company that offers property management,

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Ward 7 council candidate Myke Atkinson wants to keep students in Calgary

Ward 7 council candidate Myke Atkinson wants to keep students in Calgary

Independent Ward 7 council candidate Myke Atkinson says the University of Calgary is where he decided to make Calgary his forever city. Now, as he campaigns for city council, Atkinson says the concerns of students remain central to his platform, with priorities shaped around affordability, housing and building vibrant communities.

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Werklund activates COVID-era contingency as teachers' strike disrupts practicums for education students

Werklund activates COVID-era contingency as teachers' strike disrupts practicums for education students

On Monday, Oct. 6, 2025, thousands of Alberta teachers will hit the picket line in the province’s first general teachers' strike in decades. Teachers overwhelmingly rejected the province’s offer of a 12 per cent raise over four years and a promise to hire 3,000 additional teachers,

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Kokum Calls You turns the Red and White Club orange for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Kokum Calls You turns the Red and White Club orange for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

A 70-foot-long Kokum scarf, a live brass band and a crowd dressed in orange turned the University of Calgary’s Red and White Club into a hub for learning on Sept. 30, 2025, at the second annual Kokum Calls You event. Dr. Yvonne Poitras Pratt, professor at the

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Kokum Calls You: Truth, reconciliation and joy

Kokum Calls You: Truth, reconciliation and joy

Kokum Calls You is returning to campus for the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30, 2025. The initiative was established in the summer of 2024 by participants in the graduate certificate program: Indigenous Education: A Call to Action. “I think about the ancestors. What would they want?

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Album Review: Lady Gaga's MAYHEM

Album Review: Lady Gaga's MAYHEM

Throughout her career, Lady Gaga has experimented with various musical genres to demonstrate her remarkable versatility and constantly evolving artistic identity. Her album The Fame (2008) launched her into stardom as a pop star, while her album Joanne (2016) embraced soft rock. Artpop (2013) ventured into avant-garde territory, while

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From campus to candidacy: Corey Hogan enters federal race for Calgary Confederation

From campus to candidacy: Corey Hogan enters federal race for Calgary Confederation

Liberal candidate Corey Hogan is no stranger to the University of Calgary — in fact, he refers to it as his second home. Currently on leave from his role as Vice President of Communications and Community Engagement at the university, Hogan is campaigning to represent Calgary Confederation in the upcoming federal

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What’s at stake for students? Mark Carney speaks at McMahon Stadium

What’s at stake for students? Mark Carney speaks at McMahon Stadium

Hundreds of Calgarians packed the Red and White Club at McMahon Stadium Tuesday evening, eager to hear from Liberal Leader and Prime Minister Mark Carney as he made a high-stakes pitch ahead of the April 28 federal election. The crowd was notably diverse, with people of all ages, ethnicities

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