By Gayathri Peringod and Nikayla Goddard, September 27 2019 —
The rainy weather didn’t dampen the spirits of student protesters participating in a student walkout to push for governmental action on man-made climate change.
Over 150 students participated in the rally … Read the rest
By Stephen Lee, September 23 2019—
Without doubt, the dominant form of storytelling in our epoch is the franchise. On page or on the silver screen, it’s the franchise that draws the public’s attention. We crave superhero movies. We desperately … Read the rest
By Farah Refaey, September 24 2019—
Earlier this month, comedian and Real Time with Bill Maher host Bill Maher made some controversial remarks about obesity and suggested that we should “bring back” what he believes to be the cure — … Read the rest
By Hannah Brunn, September 24 2019—
Humanity’s materialism has resulted in a very interesting relationship with ‘mom and pop’ stores, big multi-corporations and now, the new online retail giant Amazon. With the last Zellers soon closing its doors, many Canadians … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, September 26 2019—
Questions arose about the University of Calgary’s ability to handle a crisis situation in the wake of a potential gun threat on campus during Clubs Week.
The large police presence on campus — coupled … Read the rest
By Cristina Paolozzi, September 24 2019—
The MacEwan Student Centre is one of the busiest places on campus by far. It’s the heart of the University of Calgary’s campus and a meeting place for many students, faculty and staff. One … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, September 24 2019—
Students’ Union Faculty of Arts representative Tomiwa Oje wants students to know that students from the Faculty of Arts can be entrepreneurial too. She’s planned a panel to showcase exactly that.
“Side Hustle to … Read the rest
By Tori Taylor, September 24 2019—
I avoid listening to radio talk-shows as much as possible. But, on the rare occasion that my phone fails to sync up with my car’s Bluetooth fast enough, I find myself catching a few … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, September 20 2019—
Students for Direct Action and YYC for a Green New Deal have been canvassing the campus community, looking to enlist support for next week’s Global Climate Strike.
The groups and their volunteers painted their … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, September 20 2019—
The United Conservative Party appointed an independent panel of experts to review and evaluate the state of Alberta’s finances and economy. The Blue Ribbon Panel on Alberta’s Finances released a report and a series … Read the rest
