By Fabian Mayer, April 5 2016 —
The University of Calgary turns 50 this year. At the time of its founding in 1966, the U of C was a very different place than it is today. There were just a … Read the rest
By Jarrett Edmund, April 5 2016 —
Inspiration can be hard to find, but few search for it aboard an icebreaker in the Canadian Arctic. Jazz vocalist and producer Emilie-Claire Barlow did just that.
“That was a part of the … Read the rest
By Sonny Sachdeva, April 5 2016 —
The 2015–16 season has been an undeniable failure for the NHL’s seven Canadian teams.
A mix of timely injuries and underwhelming performances conspired to push Canadian clubs into one of their worst seasons … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, April 6 2016 —
Bermuda Shorts Day is just around the corner, and it plans to be as debaucherous as ever. Preparations are underway for the Students’ Union’s biggest annual event, hosted in Lot 32 on April … Read the rest
By Kate Jacobson, April 6 2016 —
Aramark employees at the University of Calgary voted to unionize their workplace on March 24 and 29. Once certified, the union becomes the sole bargaining agent for the workplace, regardless of which company … Read the rest
By Emily Macphail, April 6 2016 —
Last spring, the University of Calgary transitioned from its previous food service provider, Chartwells, to Aramark, an international company that supplies food for educational institutions, healthcare centres and prisons. Aramark operates the residence … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, April 5 2016 —
Paul Brandt visited the University of Calgary on April 5 to give a guest lecture for RELS 373.10, “Religion and Music.” The 20-year country music veteran talked about how his Christian faith influences … Read the rest
By Rheazel Pereira, April 5 2016 —
Tomorrow’s Child is Ghost River Theatre’s latest play — but unlike most of the theatre’s productions, viewers won’t be able to see the action unfold. Audience members are blindfolded upon entry and led … Read the rest
By Rachel Woodward, April 5 2016 —
Ethical dilemmas and questions of morality are at the centre of Benefit, a play from Downstage Theatre showing from April 13–30 at Motel Theatre at the Arts Commons. Downstage worked with Edmonton playwright … Read the rest
By Kent Wong, April 5 2016 —
I’ve been going to the Calgary Underground Film Festival for years. The week-long event presents local and international independent films at the Globe Cinema. It’s not just the flicks that draw people in … Read the rest
