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Gauntlet Mixtape Vol.21: I’ll just keep drawing horses

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol.21: I’ll just keep drawing horses

This season, a month that often evokes the warmth of love, can remind many how difficult it is to understand and express their feelings. We might even find ourselves grappling with the intricate dance of emotions. This Gauntlet Mixtape can help turn those nervous feelings into electricity and serve as

Are there enough multi-faith spaces for students at the U of C?

Are there enough multi-faith spaces for students at the U of C?

The University of Calgary has a diverse range of students practicing faiths such as Christianity, Islam, Sikhism, Judaism and Buddhism. Many of these groups require adequate spaces to perform religious obligations, host events and connect with the community. Though the U of C does have spaces available, it appears that

Hitting Calgary like a bus, Mean Girls is here

Hitting Calgary like a bus, Mean Girls is here

Broadway Across Canada presents Mean Girls, the musical theatre production of the eponymous film from 2004 that showcases the epic highs and lows of being a teenager. The story written by Tina Fey will be running from January 16–21, and you can catch a show at the Southern Jubilee

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Gauntlet staff picks for best albums of 2023

Gauntlet staff picks for best albums of 2023

Drop Cherries — Billie Marten Intricate layers of angelic melodies, intriguing progressions, and soothing percussion all lead to an amazing album. I had the pleasure of watching her perform some of these songs live this year, and I’m glad to say she sounds like the recordings live. It gets so

Calgary Opera presents Beauty and the Beast

Calgary Opera presents Beauty and the Beast

On Nov. 24, Calgary Opera debuted a new opera based on the music of Vittorio Giannini. Performed at the Mamdani Opera Centre, Beauty and the Beast is based on the fairytale of the same name, where a prince is transformed into a terrifying beast by a curse unless someone can

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Rats attempt to take over Alberta

Rats attempt to take over Alberta

Announced in the last week of October, the Government of Alberta declared a state of emergency as it is facing one of the biggest threats yet — rats. For decades, Alberta held the moniker of being “rat-free” with one of the strictest pest control programs that has New Yorkers green

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Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 20: Soundtrack to University Life

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 20: Soundtrack to University Life

November is the midterm season. Late-night study sessions, caffeine-fuelled marathons and the light at the end of the tunnel – a well-deserved break. Here is the Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 20: Soundtrack to University Life to romanticize your university life as a means to survive this thrilling yet nerve-

Hadestown is worth the wait

Hadestown is worth the wait

With the whistle of a train, Broadway Across Canada opened Hadestown at the Southern Jubilee Auditorium on Nov. 21, performing until Nov. 26. It has been six years since it was on an Alberta stage to be able to welcome the cast and crew to Calgary now. The Greek tragedy

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Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra presents Mahler’s Symphony No. 3

Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra presents Mahler’s Symphony No. 3

After 27 years, the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra (CPO) and the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra are playing together in what is named Alberta in Harmony: Moving Mahler on Nov. 10 at the Jack Singer Concert Hall. Accompanied by the Calgary Girls Choir and the Calgary Philharmonic Chorus with soloist Susan Platts, they

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