By Jason Herring, February 2 2016 —
For many, the thought of riding a bicycle through cold winds and icy streets is an unappealing prospect. But as year-round cycling’s popularity grows in Calgary and the city builds infrastructure to support … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, February 2 2016 —
The University of Calgary is about to get its own bike share program. The student initiative recently received funding and hopes to be running by the end of February, allowing students to rent … Read the rest
By Melanie Woods, January 28 2016 —
In response to Alberta’s crumbling economy, the University of Calgary will offer a new course on staying intimate with your partner despite desperate economic times.
The course, titled “ECON 411: Bear markets in … Read the rest
By Lianelle Barraza, January 26 2016 —
Got sex on your mind? Start February off by checking out Sex Week, which offers five days of workshops, events and movie screenings on sex and gender-related issues from Feb. 1–5.
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By Rachel Woodward, January 26 2016 —
Local artist collective The Bad Girls Club YYC is presenting their fourth annual Vogue Ball on Jan. 30 at Dickens’ Pub. For the uninitiated, voguing refers to a stylized form of modern house … Read the rest
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By Fabian Mayer, January 19 2016 —
Kelsey Ferrill’s face is paralyzed. Smiling is difficult for her, alongside other things like giving presentations.
The third-year University of Calgary communications student suffers from Moebius syndrome, an extremely rare congenital neurological disorder … Read the rest
By Melanie Woods, January 21 2016 —
We’ve all been there. It’s 5:00 p.m. and you’re cruising down Crowchild Trail on Route 9. It was a long day at school and you really just want to go home, microwave a … Read the rest
January 19, 2016 —
Each new year brings excitement for the upcoming months. Inching another semester closer to graduation. Following through on countless resolutions. And, of course, upcoming album releases.
While there’s a lot going on all over the pop … Read the rest
By Scott Strasser, January 12 2015 —
The University of Calgary’s Board of Governors approved up to $250,000 in extra funding to build a smudge room for the Central and Northern Alberta Social Work Relocation project.
Smudging is an indigenous … Read the rest
