Artificial Intelligence (AI) needs to be explored and utilized in ways that will help advance students’ comprehensive understanding of different concepts. However, AI use has to be monitored and limited to some extent because of the damage it does to our minds and human uniqueness. There was a time when
Dear upper-year students, If you are anything like me, the start of the semester can be difficult as you move through your degree. The first week is both exciting and scary because you realize you have reached the beginning of the end. For me, this realization was even scarier
Students have been told our tuition will be raised for the sixth year in a row, and as I look at our efforts to fight back, I fear we may have lost the battle before it even began. On Oct. 7, the University of Calgary hosted their Fall Community Discussion:
BookTok and its need for “spicy” reads has contributed to the fall of the classics and the creation of salacious book-to-screen adaptations. Although many popular book-to-screen adaptations have been quite successful — despite frequent inaccuracies like costuming, casting, plotholes, etc. — none have caused quite as large an
When Calgary’s next mayor and council take office, they won’t just be inheriting a housing crisis — they’ll be inheriting a generation on the brink of leaving. For thousands of young Calgarians, finding an affordable place to live has become an impossible equation. Rent continues to climb faster
A growing Calgary population means an increase in general busyness and an increased necessity for safe and efficient transportation throughout the city. With a chance to renew our city council, Calgary residents can look to modernize our everyday public transit systems. Since 1909, Calgary Transit has served the city with
If you don’t vote in this municipal election, you contribute to the decline of our democracy. ‘Tis the season once again — politicians are making promises and everyone is talking about the future of our city. Soon, we’ll be invited to take time out of our lives to research
It’s a wild time to be a student — reading week, midterms and exams are in full swing. You’re juggling work, school, a family life and maybe even a social life. And now, what’s this? A politician with yet another ask for you to vote? It’s true,
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an increasingly dominant technology in the modern world, and especially in academia. But while many have suggested it will completely transform the way the world operates, the reality may be more bland. On Nov. 30, 2022, something revolutionary happened: OpenAI’s ChatGPT was first released.
With the rise in global political tensions, we must continue to closely monitor our local governments to determine what we consider necessary to keep our communities safe. Now that literature is under fire in Alberta, what does that mean for us? On July 4, 2025, Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides issued
