By Kayle Van’t Klooster, March 26 2019 —
Here’s a truth that every student knows: Textbooks are expensive, sometimes prohibitively so.
Many students need to pick which textbooks they’ll cough up the cash for at the beginning of the semester … Read the rest
By Russell Glenn, March 22 2019 —
Even compared with the low bar set in recent years, turnout in the recent Students’ Union General Election was disappointing. Only 21.1 per cent of students cast ballots, not even reaching the approximate … Read the rest
March 21 2019 —
Students excited for Bermuda Shorts Day 2019 were met with the news that this year’s official event will be hosted indoors.
Last Thursday, the Students’ Union announced that BSD will be held in MacHall AB (the concert hall) and … Read the rest
March 21 2019 —
RE: “What you say online rightfully has consequences”
While I appreciate the viewpoint the author presented in her Feb. 28 article regarding the consequences of one’s online behaviour, I believe she has failed to properly explore a vital part … Read the rest
By Hurmut Humayun, March 21 2019 —
The Alberta Veterinary Medical Association has banned cosmetic procedures such as ear cropping, tail docking and declawing for cats and dogs — and it’s about time. These procedures have no legitimate medical basis … Read the rest
March 15 2019 —
Another Students’ Union election is now in the books, with results announced last Thursday at The Den.
Perhaps the most surprising outcome from this election was its low voter turnout. Just over 21 per cent of undergraduate students at … Read the rest
By Tommy Osborne, March 14 2019 —
Over the past six months, I’ve studied abroad in Tokyo. Participating in the University of Calgary’s study abroad program has been one of the best decisions of my life, even though it was intimidating to move away from home … Read the rest
By Lady Marmalade, March 13 2019 —
Like some people in university, I’ve reached a point in life where it was time to move out of my sweet mother’s house and spread my wings in the real world. Luckily for … Read the rest
By Aymen Sherwani, March 13 2019 —
Imagine being hired to work for a company that provides full health benefits but then leaving said company to work for its rival. You work there for a few years until the new … Read the rest
Posters have too much cosplay, too little connection
By Susie Ngo, March 7 2019 —
It’s hard to miss the multitude of campaign posters plastered in every hallway from Craigie Hall to Science Theatres during the Students’ Union election. They’re … Read the rest
