By Cristina Paolozzi, September 6 2019—
McMahon Stadium has been hosting football games for the Calgary population since 1960. The oldest stadium in the Canadian Football League (CFL), this open space reminds old and new of the thrill of watching … Read the rest
By Benjamin Sasges, August 26 2019—
In 2018, my hometown of less than fifty-thousand people saw twenty die from drug overdoses, making it one of the major sources of opioid-related deaths in the B.C. interior. In Alberta, the number was … Read the rest
By Troy Hasselman, September 9 2019—
The Mashing, Alberta Beer Festivals’ autumn sampling event, promises to bring a carnival atmosphere over its two days at the Grand Stand in Stampede Park, with entertainment complementing the myriad food, beer, cider and … Read the rest
By Tori Taylor, September 7 2019 —
In a dating-app saturated generation, there is pressure to put a label on any and every type of relationship that you click into. It makes sense. You meet someone new. You enjoy them … Read the rest
By Serena Sajan, August 26 2019—
As the new term begins and courses move from the “Shopping Cart” to the “Enrolled Courses” list in myUofC, it’s expected that you may be buying textbooks. But, students often wonder if those textbooks … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, Augst 29 2019—
JoJo Mason might just be the coolest guy in country music, and it’s only a matter of time before he’s a household name. Nominated for the Canadian Country Music Association’s Rising Star award, Mason’s … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, August 27 2019—
If you’ve been in the Taylor Family Digital Library lately, you might have noticed something new — big blue kiosks. These are the library’s new self-serve kiosks for reserve materials and are part of … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, August 27 2019—
Ed McCauley began his term as the ninth president and vice-chancellor of the University of Calgary on Jan. 1, 2019. While he may be a new president, he certainly isn’t new to the campus … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, August 15 2019—
Maxime Bernier, leader of the People’s Party of Canada, has been left off the initial list of federal debate participants. His exclusion by the new Leaders’ Debates Commission is an abhorrent misstep that undermines … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, August 1 2019—
As gendered language becomes more and more obsolete, there’s one place it’s still very prevalent, and likely against the law — job boards. The industry with a rampant problem of gender discrimination on job … Read the rest
