It has been two years since the police removed a pro-palestine encampment on University of Calgary campus, now nine people who were removed from campus are suing the university, Calgary Police Service, and the City of Calgary. The encampment was set up on the TFDL quad to pressure the
On March 25, George Ferzoco, a sessional instructor in the Department of Classics and Religion, hosted a Dante Marathon at the Den and Black Lounge. This marathon was held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and consisted of a reading of Dante’s Inferno by various students and
The Department of History (HTST) will be experiencing multiple changes in the next two to three years as the Department of Classics and Religion (CLARE) will be closing on July 1 2026. Programs within CLARE will be moved into the Department of History, including Greek and Roman Studies (GRST), Ancient
Another semester ends, bringing the heaviness of final exams. As students pull all-nighters to memorize the semester’s material, stress peaks. The UCalgaryStrong Festival, on Tuesday, April 14 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., offers a break from burnout. More than just a date, it’s a
After the release of over 3.5 million files relating to the investigation of known child sex offender Jefferey Epstein, the Gauntlet has reviewed documents that have shown the University of Calgary and members of the campus community mentioned several times. The release of documents is in accordance with the
Sandip Khanal knows the grip of substance abuse firsthand. As a peer recovery navigator at UCalgary’s Recovery Community (UCRC) and Recovery on Campus (ROC), he draws on his own lived experience to help others facing the same battle. “I was struggling,” he said in an interview with the Gauntlet.
Reading the Gauntlet is about more than just staying up to date: it’s about creating and supporting a campus community of collaborative knowledge production and empathy. What is a student newspaper? If you’re reading this, you might have a half-decent idea, but it’s always nice to
