By David Stewart, November 30 2018 –
With a dominant performance in the championship game, the Calgary Stampeders triumphed over the Ottawa Redblacks in a 27–16 victory in the 106th Grey Cup in the host city of Edmonton. With the … Read the rest
By David Stewart, November 23 2018 —
In an announcement that shocked no one, the Schulich School of Engineering has demanded more money. These demands were made by high chief of engineering Paula Pinklodgings.
“I really think some extra funding … Read the rest
By David Stewart, November 9 2018—
Few Canadian Football League head coaches have influenced the game like current BC Lions head coach Wally Buono. With a combined 22 years as head coach of the Calgary Stampeders and BC Lions, he … Read the rest
By David Stewart, October 19 2018 —
On Oct. 19 the shoegazing, power-pop band The Sylvia Platters will release their new split 12-inch LP with Stephen Carl O’Shea of You Say Party. Shadow Steps, their collaboration, furthers the artistic endeavors … Read the rest
By David Stewart, October 13 2018 —
A once in a lifetime event occurred in ECON 328 last week when University of Calgary student Karl Kroninberg asked his fellow classmate for a writing utensil.
“I’ll be honest, I was a … Read the rest
By David Stewart, October 14 2018 —
According to a groundbreaking study from the University of Calgary, no one cares anymore.
Carried out by professor of enlightenment studies Wayan G. Smith-Buckler, the study sampled a diverse cohort of U of … Read the rest
By David Stewart, September 27 2018 —
Undergraduate student Martin Mecklinburg has decided to leave his studies behind to take up the life of a goblin.
“I’ve never felt more free,” Mecklinburg said while adjusting his evergreen tunic. “My whole … Read the rest
By David Stewart, September 21 2018 —
For many students, the first month of school can be an ordeal that includes going into debt, pressing assignment deadlines and 6 a.m. alarms. A new study from the University of Frozen Solids … Read the rest
By David Stewart, August 31 2018 —
As the province of British Columbia continues to be ravaged by wildfires and smoke pours into Calgary, some have managed to find the good in a bad situation. Over the past week, thousands … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, November 3 2015 —
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet will be sworn into office in Ottawa on Nov. 4.
During the election campaign, Trudeau’s Liberal party made promises ranging from legalizing marijuana to deficit-funded infrastructure … Read the rest
