By Connor Sadler, March 5 2015 —
Playing as part of the International Festival of Animated Objects (IFAO), Calgary’s Old Trout Puppet Workshop (OTPW) returns on March 13 with their acclaimed show, Famous Puppet Death Scenes. The show explores death … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, March 5 2015
Organizers of Calgary’s beloved alternative music and arts festival, Sled Island, revealed the first wave of artists that will perform this summer. By the looks of it, this year’s festival will be a stunner.… Read the rest
By Chris Adams, March 5 2015 —
Someone has been covering Students’ Union election candidates’ campaign posters with signs defaming a campus club this week.
The posters first appeared on campuses in the United States to protest pro-Palestine student groups. … Read the rest
By Melanie Woods, March 5 2015 —
1. Scramble them with some cheese and bell peppers.
2. Get together with a group of vagabonds and throw them at a political leader’s home, streaking his beautiful paned windows with the slick … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, February 26 2015 —
Alberta’s student leaders are worried the provincial government may scrap the inflation-tied cap on tuition in the wake of potential budget cuts to post-secondary education.
Current regulations stipulate that tuition can’t be raised … Read the rest
By Ashton Chugh, February 26 2015 —
In the last home game of his illustrious college career, Jarred Ogungbemi-Jackson led the Dinos to a convincing 93–81 win over the University of Manitoba Bisons on Feb. 21 at the Jack Simpson … Read the rest
By Melanie Woods, February 26 2015 —
Full-time English students often have to read two or three novels a week. Add jobs, extracurriculars and other classwork, and many students resort to shortcuts to bypass reading the actual novel.
Professor John … Read the rest
By Sonny Sachdeva, February 28 2015
After losing three of four regular season contests to their Crowchild Classic rivals, the Dinos men’s hockey team opened their post-season by defeating the Mount Royal University Cougars by 3–2 on Feb. 27.
Over … Read the rest
By Derek Baker, February 12 2015 —
The Haskayne School of Business is expecting faculty layoffs after a heated game of Monopoly turned violent last week.
The chairs of various departments in Haskayne host a board games night every Wednesday. … Read the rest
Students have been painting the rocks on campus for years. This group decided to paint a nuclear blast onto the stone outside MacKimmie. Judging by the peace signs and Joey Ramone’s hair on the left, our guess is they don’t … Read the rest
