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Local music shone through on day two of Sled Island

Local music shone through on day two of Sled Island

Sled Island’s Thursday lineup seemed to be specially curated for all the local music fans of the city. It included local acts as openers for a majority of the open venues of the evening, including newcomers Family Dinner and Oranje playing their sets a couple of streets apart but

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Microtrends aren’t worth the time

Microtrends aren’t worth the time

It’s no secret that the quickness of the Tik Tok algorithm means that there are dozens of new curated aesthetics forcefully presented to its users every other week. At the time of writing this article, the vanilla girl, the principle example for this article, is quite a dated concept.

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Calgary Expo’s cosplayers don’t play around

Calgary Expo’s cosplayers don’t play around

This year’s Calgary Expo had nerds across the city uniting for a common cause — finding other nerds. The entire four-day convention was filled to the brim with guest appearances by beloved actors, like X-Men’s James McAvoy and Star Wars’ Hayden Christensen, and voice actors that have

Dive into local shorts with Pool Party

Dive into local shorts with Pool Party

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) and the lineup includes feature and short films from local filmmakers. This year features a short from an upcoming director who’s bound to become a household name.  Pool Party is a short film to bring a

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Everything you need to know about Sled Island’s first wave

Everything you need to know about Sled Island’s first wave

With June quickly approaching, Sled Island is soon to be a hop, skip and jump away. The first wave of artists has been announced and each one brings something exciting to the table. This year’s festival seems to be a return of some of the greatest performances in Sled

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Q&A session with Rachel Notely announces major supports for students

Q&A session with Rachel Notely announces major supports for students

The leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP), Rachel Notley, came to the University of Calgary last night for a Q&A session with students. The session was moderated by Students’ Union President Nicole Schmidt and students were able to ask questions by texting in.  The topics of discussion

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How do you tell time on the Moon?

How do you tell time on the Moon?

We know time on Earth is based on the rotation of the planet around the Sun, but would that be the same for telling time on the Moon? The European Space Agency (ESA) has brought attention to lunar timekeeping considering the dozens of lunar missions planned in the coming years.

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NUTV release new femme-driven series Dames World

NUTV release new femme-driven series Dames World

NUTV has been the heart of film production at the University of Calgary and they’re kicking off a new year with a new series headed by women, for women. Dames World is NUTV’s first femme-driven series following two dames trying to make sense of their university life.

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Town hall held with MLA Jason Copping sparks frustration with the 2023 budget

Town hall held with MLA Jason Copping sparks frustration with the 2023 budget

On March 3, the Students’ Union hosted a town hall with Calgary-Varsity MLA Jason Copping for students to ask questions about healthcare, tuition and future job opportunities for students.  SU president Nicole Schmidt started the town hall by announcing the affordability measures that have been put in place since

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U of C students protest against SU’s affiliation with RBC

U of C students protest against SU’s affiliation with RBC

On March 2 protestors gathered outside of the Mac Hall RBC brand to protest against the Students’ Union’s affiliation with fossil fuel investment.  “The Students’ Union works with RBC — they control the Mac Hall building and the leases. By having an RBC here they are indirectly supporting RBC fossil

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