By Matty Hume, February 4 2019 —
At midday on Feb. 4, water began forcefully spraying out of the ceiling in the Science B hallway outside of the Sustainability Resource Centre office.
Students and onlookers were moved away from the … Read the rest
By Derek Baker, December 19 2018 —
Alberta’s federal relations have never been overly congenial. From lurking sentiments of the underrepresentation of Western regions in federal politics to overt statements proclaiming “Let the Eastern bastards freeze in the dark,” Western … Read the rest
By Matty Hume and Jason Herring, December 18 2018 —
Living in residence next year will be more expensive, but fees for ancillary services like parking and the meal plan will stay the same.
Those were among the results of … Read the rest
By Matty Hume, November 12 2018 —
Approximately 54,000 Calgarians made their way to advance polling stations on Nov. 6 and 7 to vote ‘yes’ or ‘no’ on a plebiscite asking whether or not they think the City of Calgary … Read the rest
By Matty Hume and Jason Herring, November 8 2018 —
University of Calgary Board of Governors chair Jill Wyatt announced the next U of C president and vice-chancellor Thursday morning.
Ed McCauley will begin the presidential role on Jan. 1, … Read the rest
By Matty Hume, November 6 2018 —
Advanced voting for the 2026 Calgary Olympic bid plebiscite is now open. Calgarians can visit a polling station — with one on the University of Calgary campus in MacEwan Hall open tomorrow — … Read the rest
By Matty Hume, November 5 2018 —
Students’ Union executives and faculty representatives arrived in their Halloween best for the Oct. 30 meeting of Students’ Legislative Council. The meeting began with a report on the Oct. 19 University of Calgary … Read the rest
By Justin Schellenberg, October 25 2018 —
The University of Calgary will host two ‘hackathon’ competitions this school year, helping students bridge the gap between their education and future careers.
In February 2019, the Computer Science Undergraduate Society (CSUS) will … Read the rest
By Matty Hume, October 24 2018 —
On Nov. 13, Calgarians are hitting the polls to tell city council whether or not they believe the City of Calgary should go forward with a bid for the 2026 Winter Olympics. The … Read the rest
TMX needs to go through
By Evan Giles, October 23 2018 —
One of the most divisive topics in Canadian politics is the now-federally owned Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project. No matter what region of the country you’re from or … Read the rest
