How the provincial summer jobs program harms international students and the job market
By Susie Ngo, April 11 2019 —
As spring enters full bloom and summer glistens on the horizon, many post-secondary students are turning their attention to a … Read the rest
April 5 2019 —
The Alberta election is under two weeks away. The election boils down to a race between the current New Democratic Party government and opposing United Conservative Party, both of which have now released their platforms.
One … Read the rest
By Paven Bal, April 4 2019 —
Bermuda Shorts Day is best known to students as the year-end celebration at the University of Calgary that caps off a long and gruelling semester. It’s the one time during the year when students come together for a wholesome … Read the rest
April 3 2019 —
On April 16, just as students at the University of Calgary start writing their exams, Albertans will go to the polls to vote in the 2019 provincial election.
Jason Kenney’s United Conservative Party are hoping to swing Alberta voters … Read the rest
By Christie McCaw, April 3 2019 —
Affordable housing is a fundamental right and a basic necessity that all people deserve access to. The City of Calgary, landlords and property management companies are not doing enough to ensure access to … Read the rest
By Mariah Wilson, April 1 2019 —
Our 20s seem to be riddled with toxic and unhealthy relationships in every aspect of our lives. Whether it’s romantic relationships, friendships or within the workplace, everyone has stories about how they were left feeling anxious, unsafe or disrespected … Read the rest
By Aymen Sherwani, March 27 2019 —
Not even a day had passed after 50 Muslims were butchered in their mosques by a gunman in Christchurch, New Zealand when a white man in Calgary verbally harassed and filmed immigrant families … Read the rest
By Aneeka Sandhu, March 26 2019 —
The thought of a university having its very own nightclub is the most exciting thing for any first-year leaving home for the first time — well, at least it was for me. A … Read the rest
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
