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Enactus UCalgary revamps for a new era

Enactus UCalgary revamps for a new era

When Crystal Kisakye talks about Enactus UCalgary, the pride in her voice is unmistakable. A fourth-year finance and actuarial science student, she has been part of the club for three years and now serves as co-president. “We’ve done so many big changes for this year,” she said.

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FROSH: Breaking down the Tri-Media alliance

FROSH: Breaking down the Tri-Media alliance

If you’re looking to dive into campus life, build practical skills and meet some of the coolest people at the University of Calgary, the Tri-Media Alliance is where you want to be. Made up of the Gauntlet, NUTV and CJSW 90.9 FM, the alliance is the heart

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FROSH: A student’s guide to University District eats

FROSH: A student’s guide to University District eats

Whether you’re pulling an all-nighter, celebrating after an exam or just grabbing a bite with friends, the University District offers a growing list of restaurants that balance comfort, quality and convenience, all within minutes of campus. Here are a few standouts that deserve a spot on your must-

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Will the NDP deliver for students? Lofty promises, complex realities

Will the NDP deliver for students? Lofty promises, complex realities

As Canada's next federal election approaches, the New Democratic Party (NDP) is putting forward a platform that appeals to progressive values and youth concerns. On paper, it promises a student-friendly future: free tuition, affordable housing, stronger mental health care and action on climate. But beneath the surface,

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Nixon offers no insight to the Gauntlet ahead of federal election

Nixon offers no insight to the Gauntlet ahead of federal election

After multiple attempts to contact Jeremy Nixon’s campaign, the Calgary Confederation Conservative candidate did not respond to interview requests. With no detailed platform available on his campaign website, Nixon’s priorities remain unclear at the time of publication.  Read more about Nixon and the Conservative Party of Canada.

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