Abbas Hussain is running to be one of the Faculty of Arts Representatives in the upcoming school year, with a platform focused on transparency, opportunity and community within the Faculty of Arts.
As the current Student-at-Large Representative of … Read the rest
Laiba Nasir is a Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies (CRDS) student, and current SU Senator. She is running uncontested for Cumming School of Medicine (CSM) Faculty Representative. Nasir did not interview with the Gauntlet, so here is what … Read the rest
Cooper Joy is running for Haskayne School of Business Faculty Representative, but as Joy did not interview with the Gauntlet, this is what students can expect based on his platform.
Joy wants to advocate for transparency, accessibility and … Read the rest
By Elliotte Buracas, March 2 2026—
Women’s hockey is on the rise in North America, with the expansion of the relatively new Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL). This expansion saw two teams added on the West Coast, namely the Seattle … Read the rest
By Hailey Schopper, March 2 2026—
While many people see an English degree as simply reading, there is so much more to it than that, and the things learned are invaluable to one’s future.
When I was a kid, my … Read the rest
By Ravana Smith, February 25 2026—
Nothing, that’s what! And that’s the problem. Well… it’s not nothing, but it’s less something than it should be.
Since I began volunteering at our Students’ Union Campus Food Bank, short as that time … Read the rest
By Emily Cook, February 25 2026—
Have you ever seen something so awkward that you had to step away, turn off the video or scroll past it? Or maybe you stuck around and laughed at the video, mocking the person … Read the rest
By Ziga Poromon, February 23 2026—
During the 2025 WNBA All-Star Weekend, players wore shirts reading “Pay Us What You What You Owe Us” in protest of stagnant compensation under the league’s current Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). Negotiations have extended … Read the rest
By Emily Cook, February 23 2026—
In an uncertain climate of political discourse, it is more important than ever to understand how law works in your everyday life. From traffic light regulations to your right to education, law is in … Read the rest
By Matthew Johnson, February 23 2026—
“Shake my hand,” I said while extending my hand out to my sister. “We just formed the committee to get me elected Students’ Union president.”
It was Nov. 28th, 2024. It was cold and … Read the rest
