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NIKU: The black sheep of pop rock

NIKU: The black sheep of pop rock

Living in Calgary means you become painfully acquainted with the Western-ness that permeates through it — from a week dedicated to honouring the history of rodeos to our stadium in the shape of a horse’s saddle. For local pop rockers NIKU, the country twang of their hometown isn’t

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De-extinction efforts with the long-gone Tasmanian tiger

De-extinction efforts with the long-gone Tasmanian tiger

Humans have been responsible for damage to the planet, but one of the most well-known examples remains the Tasmanian tiger. The name is misleading, as it is actually a dog-like marsupial that went extinct in captivity in 1936. The animal was accused of preying on the sheep and

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CIFF 2022: INSANITY with director Wendy Hill-Tout

CIFF 2022: INSANITY with director Wendy Hill-Tout

This year’s iteration of the Calgary International Film Festival continues to shine a light on Alberta filmmakers and their stories. One story that has become increasingly relevant following the COVID-19 pandemic is Wendy Hill-Tout’s INSANITY — a documentary exploring the growing mental health and homelessness crisis in

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What does academic success mean to you?

What does academic success mean to you?

Academic success can be defined in several different ways, as everyone’s post-secondary experience varies. At the Gauntlet, we want to remind you that whatever your version of academic success is, it’s valid and accepted. Here’s what academic success means to us. SOPHIA: EDITOR-IN-CHIEF While

Stephen King’s MISERY is taking to the stage

Stephen King’s MISERY is taking to the stage

If you’re a fan of Stephen King’s work to any extent — whether it be his novels, film or stage adaptations — anyone can agree that he has mastered not only writing horror, but bringing it to life. Vertigo Theatre is opening up their 2022/23 season by bringing his

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The strangest band you’ve never heard of

The strangest band you’ve never heard of

For every band that takes themselves a little too seriously, there’s at least one band that revels in the absurd. Fetus Blasters are a local noise band that has gained somewhat of an audience in their short time on the scene. Their popularity seems to afflict those in tune

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Panic! at the Disco has once again disappointed fans

Panic! at the Disco has once again disappointed fans

The emo phase is one I know all too well — a time when Fall Out Boy and My Chemical Romance were the most alternative bands you could hear and wearing black eyeliner was a religious practice. Panic! at the Disco was certainly part of this tirade, and although most adults

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What kind of clubs are out there?

What kind of clubs are out there?

Making friends in university can be difficult but being able to join a club of people who have similar interests makes the process much easier. Here are a several of the clubs available on campus. A full list is available on the SU clubs website that includes contact information and

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Taking notes that work for you

Taking notes that work for you

Finding a note-taking style that works for you is difficult, and finding a style to match your classes is even harder. Figuring out which will be most convenient for you is something that is imperative in your first year of university, so here are some tips to help make

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Not Okay is necessary viewing for social media users

Not Okay is necessary viewing for social media users

Not Okay is the 2022 satire film against the modern obsession with internet fame. It tells the story of Danni Saunders (Zoey Deutch), a young z-lennial living in New York that fakes a trip to Paris at the time of a devastating terrorist attack. Upon her return, she keeps

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