By Ben Read, February 6 2026—
Marty Supreme is a film filled with underlying passion for sport, shedding light on the desire to pursue one’s dreams without the money to support yourself. It is a melting pot with many branching … Read the rest
By Anna-Maria Kulykova, April 25 2026—
The Swan Lake ballet has made its newly choreographed Canadian premiere in the Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium in Calgary from March 13 to 21, and continued in the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium in Edmonton … Read the rest
By Emily Milligan, April 1 2026—
A key court decision has deepened the challenges facing Alberta teachers and may lead aspiring educators to think twice about building their careers in the province.
On Mar. 13, Alberta judge Justice Douglas Mah … Read the rest
By Imran Ahmed, March 25 2026—
In 2022, Alberta’s United Conservative Party (UCP) government launched the Alberta Is Calling campaign, an initiative designed to attract skilled workers from other Canadian provinces, particularly Ontario and British Columbia. It highlighted Alberta’s advantages: … Read the rest
By Leigh Patrick, March 25 2026—
For years, dance has been relegated to the sidelines of the sports conversations, dismissed as an artistic pursuit rather than a true athletic endeavour. On the surface, dancers are a sea of synchronized movement … Read the rest
By Laura Beldor, March 23 2026—
From February 12 to 14, 2026, Alberta Ballet staged performances of Romeo and Juliet as part of their 2025/2026 season, “The Season of Legends.”
The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is one of Shakespeare’s … Read the rest
By Leigh Patrick, March 6 2026—
As March arrives and the basketball season concludes, the U Sports Final 8 begins, bringing together the top Canadian university talent to compete for the national title. Travelling to Quebec City, the women’s team … Read the rest
By Alexander Howey, March 5 2026—
On Feb. 24, the Gauntlet hosted the Students’ Union (SU) presidential debate, where 48 students gathered to assess the three candidates running for the presidential position.
Third-year political science student Michael Harris opened by … Read the rest
This election season, I find myself with a lot on my mind, especially as a student journalist.
Globally, metaphorical shit has been hitting the metaphorical fan. Attacks on democracy are becoming about as commonplace as … Read the rest
Julia Law is no stranger to the Student’s Union (SU), and as a Design in City Innovation student, she knows her way around navigating many student issues as VP External — skills she aims to bring forward as … Read the rest
