By Sean Sullivan, July 24, 2014 —
The University of Calgary has released an early version of their new mobile application for the new learning management system, Desire2Learn. The app, released on July 12, is compatible with Blackberry, Windows 8, … Read the rest
After championing the oilsands in Ethical Oil , Ezra Levant is back with a new book, Groundswell: The Case for Fracking . In the book, he states his case for hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, a gas extraction technique where a … Read the rest
By Riley Hill, June. 5, 2014 —
Campus human-rights group Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights ( SPHR) is looking at ways they can bring a global campaign to campus that would push the University of Calgary to cut economic ties … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, June. 5, 2014 —
International students at the University of Calgary can now connect with the university community through a new advocacy club.
The yet-to-be named club will advocate on issues unique to international students to the … Read the rest
Bike parking now open in the basement of the Art Parkade
New parking for bicycles in the southeast corner of the Art Parkade is open for students who get to campus on two wheels instead of four.
The lot … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, May. 29, 2014 —
Former Alberta premier Allison Redford resigned on March 23 after a string of public relations disasters and spending scandals. The race to replace her is now on, as the Progressive Conservative Party will … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, May. 29, 2014 —
Program advisors for the faculties of arts and science have moved from the Student Success Centre (SSC) to their respective faculties.
The changes were made because of a program advising review conducted by … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, May. 29, 2014 —
Students at the University of Calgary’s satellite campuses may soon have better access to mental health services.
Students’ Union veterinary medicine representative Blythe Sola is looking to expand services offered by the Wellness … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, May. 22, 2014 —
Students in the Haskayne School of Business (HSB) paying an unpopular fee known as a market modifier now have answers about where their money is spent.
Students’ Union representatives have questioned the lack … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, May. 22, 2014 —
Though a majority of students who completed the Students’ Union survey favour establishing a fall reading week, the SU will not push for one. At least not this year.
The survey, conducted in … Read the rest