By Kate Jacobson, October 13 2014 —
The University of Calgary will host a budget town hall tomorrow, Oct. 14, in MacHall A. Administration will be presenting the budget and trying to convince you that the proposed tuition hikes known … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, October 2 2014 —
Staff at the Den have taken steps to prevent sexual assault with bystander intervention training taught by the Calgary Sexual Health Centre (CSHC).
The Students’ Union and the Consent Awareness and Sexual Education … Read the rest
By Erika Roy, October 2 2014 —
The Lettuce Beet Food Trike pedalled its way into business this summer, selling salads to downtown lunch-goers while putting a healthy and sustainable twist on Calgary’s food truck scene.
While working downtown, Lettuce … Read the rest
By Richard Goldberger, October 2 2014 —
It’s finally time for some meaningful baseball again. October has come, bringing with it the return of the playoffs.
This year’s crop of postseason teams would have seemed alien five years ago. Nevertheless, … Read the rest
By Tobias Ma, September 25 2014 —
In the next few weeks, the library will fill up. Summer’s last rays of daylight will burn the sidewalk, the sound of Vitamin D splattering on the asphalt drowned out by the rustle … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, September 25 2014 —
Calgary city council failed to vote on a motion to change secondary suite regulations in four inner-city wards on Monday, Sept. 22. Council delayed the vote until December because one of the councillors … Read the rest
Yes, it’s an important campus resource for a number of reasons
By Emilie Medland, September 25 2014 —
Tuition and fees are constantly the topic of conversation on campus. The UPass is a cost that’s hidden in plain sight — … Read the rest
By Liam Harrison, September 18 2014 —
Like the varied lifestyles and attributes of the LGBTQA community, Sunny Drake’s pieces are jumbled, distinct and fantastically diverse. He creates imaginative worlds where the gritty details of life, often taken from his … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, September 18 2014 —
New regulations to simplify landowner applications for secondary suites will once again go before city council. A proposal to make the application process for secondary suites easier was defeated in committee this summer, … Read the rest
By Melanie Bethune, September 18 2014 —
Students registered in Statistics 361 this semester received a shocking blow to their futures when they discovered exactly how much the required course materials cost.
The required course pack, comprised of a single … Read the rest