By Logan Jaspers, April 6 2022—
On Feb. 10, Conservative MP and leadership candidate Scott Aitchison wrote an op-ed for the Huntsville Doppler, where he said “as our country grows further polarized, I worry that more and more Canadians feel … Read the rest
By Aymen Sherwani, March 29 2022—
Women — despite being sidelined in mainstream patriarchal history — can always be seen at the forefront of the causes they represent.
Through their writing, feminine prowess, political command and fists, women have always … Read the rest
By Andrea Silva Santisteban Fort, March 29 2022—
With this article, I wanted to provide a few recommendations for readers seeking a well-delivered emotional storyline. Most of these are war-based, nevertheless, a contemporary romance can also be found in these … Read the rest
By Enobong Ukpong, March 28 2022—
This week’s Student Legislative Council (SLC) meeting took place on Mar 22. This week’s topic of discussion was the Board of Governor’s pre-report presented by the SLC Board of Governors’ representative Frank Finley.
The … Read the rest
By Frankie Berardino, March 28 2022—
This article discusses themes around weight, fat-shaming and diet culture. If you are someone who thinks they may be struggling with these topics, please read this article at your own discretion and consider accessing … Read the rest
By Cristina Paolozzi, March 24 2022—
In a statement published on March 21, the Students’ Union (SU) has made the decision not to host Bermuda Shorts Day this year.
Celebrated annually by undergraduate students at the University of Calgary, Bermuda … Read the rest
By Julieanne Acosta, March 22 2022—
On March 10, the Students’ Union (SU) election results were announced. The executive team was anticipated to be fully elected as each position had at least one candidate running. However, students learnt that the … Read the rest
By Ava Zardynezhad, March 22 2022—
On Saturday, March 5, the University of Calgary Dinos’ men’s hockey team’s journey through the Canada West playoffs ended after a defeat against the University of Alberta Golden Bears in the semi-finals.
The Dinos … Read the rest
By Anjali Choudhary, March 21 2022—
Anti-Blackness and misogyny “quite literally kills Black female academics.” I was taken aback by this statement, too. As post-secondary students, we neglect to critically analyze the environment we exist in. For Dr. Irene Shankar, … Read the rest
By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, Shana Razouki, Ava Zardynezhad and Rachneet Randhawa, March 21 2022—
Ramiro’s Review:Tres Leches Hot Chocolate by Good Trade:
The unassuming locale in Kensington held one of the best hot chocolates I’ve tried. The cup is … Read the rest
