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SLC approves proposed referendum question regarding the SU’s recent fee proposal

SLC approves proposed referendum question regarding the SU’s recent fee proposal

An SLC meeting took place on July 23, focused on the proposed referendum question for the 2024 Student Union By-Election in October. The vote was passed by majority vote and SLC approved the proposed referendum question.  The proposal from the SU to the SLC asked for a reconsideration of

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Enjoy the stars up close at the Rothney Physical Observatory's annual Milky Way Nights event

Enjoy the stars up close at the Rothney Physical Observatory's annual Milky Way Nights event

From July 25-27, the University of Calgary's Rothney Astrophysical Observatory (RAO) located just outside Priddis, Alberta is hosting their annual Milky Way Nights Event. The late night observing event begins at 10 p.m. and lasts until 2 a.m. Tickets are available for $10 per person

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Stampede Dog Bowl dazzles audience with action-packed stunts and performances

Stampede Dog Bowl dazzles audience with action-packed stunts and performances

An emergent fan-favourite, the Dog Bowl has become a staple at the Calgary Stampede and delivers lively, family-friendly fun and entertainment. The Dog Bowl debuted in 2016 –  preceded by SuperDogs which ran for 37 years at Calgary Stampede. Both shows involve highly-trained dog athletes performing stunt acts

Saddle up for Success event will showcase career planning programs for U of C students

Saddle up for Success event will showcase career planning programs for U of C students

On July 10 from 12–2 p.m. the Centre for Career and Personal Development (CCPD) Life Design Hub will be hosting their Saddle Up for Success event. Students can grab a two dollar soup provided by the Campus Food Hub or a complimentary mocktail and meet  with career advisors

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Urban planning AI tool could help the city of Calgary hear public sentiment around urban development policies

Urban planning AI tool could help the city of Calgary hear public sentiment around urban development policies

Sorting through the vast amount of information to find relevant and pressing concerns around city policies, events and other concerns in  Calgary can be a daunting task for city officials. However, an artificial intelligence (AI) tool by a University of Calgary student provides a unique way for city officials to

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Advice from the Centre for Career and Personal Development during the co-op season

Advice from the Centre for Career and Personal Development during the co-op season

Internship and co-op season has begun for many students here at the University of Calgary. During this often hectic time of juggling academics and job searches, it can be difficult to know where to start.  In his interview with the Gauntlet, Career and Digital Resource specialist Harrison Yeung from

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Why you shouldn’t be afraid of Halloween calories

Why you shouldn’t be afraid of Halloween calories

The spooky season is a time for having fun, getting together with friends and enjoying your favourite treats. Yet in a society that’s driven by diet culture, it can also be a time of insecurity, anxiety and fear. I am sure many of us have experienced feelings of guilt

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