By Kristy Koehler, December 18 2018 —
The National Hockey League grew by one team in 2017, holding an expansion draft and setting up shop in Sin City with the Vegas Golden Knights. More importantly, Canadians collectively lamented being passed … Read the rest
By Derek Baker, December 3 2018 —
“Have u seen this”
That was a message I received last week, accompanied with a snap of a promotional poster for an upcoming themed Thursden. The sign advertises a tribute night on Dec. … Read the rest
By Kayle Van’t Klooster, November 30 2018 —
The introduction of Lime bikes — electric-assisted bicycles rentable through your phone — to Calgary is a great thing for the city. Having more mobility choices is important and bike-share programs are … Read the rest
By Babur Ilchi, November 29 2018 —
Recently, there has been growing media coverage about the treatment of the Uyghur people by the government of China. The Uyghurs are an ethnically Turkic people. Their nation, the Republic of East Turkestan, … Read the rest
November 27, 2018 —
As a student publication, having the freedom to publish accurate and fair stories about public figures without fear of reprisal is integral to our operation.
That’s why last week’s news about the University of Alberta’s student … Read the rest
By Aymen Sherwani, November 26 2018 —
Are you currently on your fifth cup of black coffee, pretending that it doesn’t taste like diesel, just so you can finish that research paper before midnight? Are you thinking, “Hey, maybe I … Read the rest
November 23 2018 —
Final exams are ‘one-and-done’
By Jason Herring
Exam season is coming up. This December marks the 12th exam period of my degree, including spring and summer terms. I’ve learned a lot throughout that stretch — though … Read the rest
November 22, 2018 —
Calgary’s New Central Library held its grand opening on Nov. 1. The space is the culmination of over a decade of planning and construction and is now a vibrant public space for our city.
Over the … Read the rest
By Calum Robertson, November 21 2018 —
My grandfather often told me that I should avoid discussing religion and politics in conversation, so as to remain respectful and polite. This sentiment still seems to persist today, as the art of … Read the rest
November 8 2018 —
The Alberta New Democratic Party introduced tuition legislation on Oct. 29 that will have a positive impact on students in the province. Amendments to the Post-Secondary Learning Act through Bill 19, titled An Act to Improve … Read the rest
