By Gayathri Peringod, November 8 2019—
Cuts to the university’s budget will force the administration to make difficult decisions regarding the funding of many services on campus, said Richard Sigurdson, dean of the Faculty of Arts at an informational event … Read the rest
By Nikayla Goddard, November 8 2019—
The City of Calgary’s 2019 Mayor’s Urban Design Awards were kind to the University of Calgary, with the MacKimmie Complex and Professional Facilities Building Redevelopment Project winning the Green City award and the Veterinary … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, November 8 2019—
The United Conservative Party’s recently-tabled budget has sparked worry, confusion and even anger among Alberta’s post-secondary students. The budget includes an increase in interest fees on Alberta Student Loans, cuts to the Campus Alberta … Read the rest
By Ishita Moghe, November 7 2019—
With the energy sector contributing $91.3 billion to Alberta’s total GDP in 2018, the oil and gas industry is an undeniable powerhouse for our province’s economy. But Alberta isn’t the greatest stakeholder. The energy … Read the rest
By Sarah Chung, November 7 2019 —
On Nov. 2, 2019, the University of Calgary School of Languages, Linguistics, Literature and Cultures, alongside local Indigenous groups and other university partners, hosted a celebration of reclaiming Indigenous languages in Alberta.
The event, … Read the rest
By Gayathri Peringod, November 4 2019—
The University of Calgary is bracing itself for rainy days ahead following the release of the United Conservative Party government’s provincial budget in late October.
In an effort to rebalance the provincial budget, the … Read the rest
By Tori Taylor, October 30 2019 —
When I was younger, my parents would take away my books and mandate “outside time.” I would have to go outside and socialize instead of burying my head in the pages of whatever … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, October 30 2019—
Last night at the weekly Students’ Legislative Council meeting, Students’ Union president Jessica Revington and vice-president external Sadiya Nazir gave a presentation on the new Alberta budget and its impacts on post-secondary funding.
Students … Read the rest
By Farah Refaey, October 25 2019—
It could’ve been better. But it also could’ve been worse.
For far too long, Canada has been largely bipartisan. We have never had a government that was anything but Liberal or Conservative. For far … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, October 21 2019—
What can Satan teach us about free expression? As it turns out, quite a bit. The documentary film Hail Satan? follows The Satanic Temple and its founding members on their quest to ensure religious … Read the rest
