By Frankie Hart, September 3 2018 —
With the legalization of cannabis en route for October, the film department is introducing FILM 420: ‘Exploration of Stoner Cinema’ in time for students to legally access the full stoner experience.
Although some … 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 Derek Baker, October 3 2017 —
Some student researchers in the University of Calgary’s plant biology program have been pursuing a slightly different form of higher education. After receiving an anonymous tip — and observing smokey haze emanating from … Read the rest
By Derek Baker, September 7 2017 —
Virgo
(Aug. 23 – Sept. 22)
In an effort to save money when buying food on campus, you will start eating your Tim Hortons cup after finishing whatever caffeinated drink was in it. … Read the rest
By Hurmut Humayun, September 6 2017 —
New semester, new you. It’s never too late to reinvent yourself — this semester, reinvent yourself into someone who can at least pretend to have their shit together. With the new semester ramping … Read the rest
By Derek Baker, September 5 2017 —
When students check Degree Navigator this year, they may be surprised to see a host of new required courses. Every student attending the University of Calgary now must take enough entrepreneurial studies (ENTR) … Read the rest
By Derek Baker, April 24 2017 —
Sharing everyday moments just got a little bit easier. Inspired by the recent additions to Facebook Messenger and Instagram, Desire2Learn will now include a photo sharing feature called D2LStoriez.
“We thought it was … Read the rest
By Melanie Woods, April 4 2017 —
The University of Calgary suffered a blow last week after the famous “Leon the Frog” poem ascending the Social Sciences tower stairs was accidentally painted over by crews tasked with removing graffiti. While … Read the rest
By Frankie Hart, March 28 2017 —
Long-retired are the days of mediocre essay grades for first-year English student Arthur Doyle. After discovering the absolute capacity of an elementary, commonplace, prosaic thesaurus, Doyle announced that he has found the nexus … Read the rest
By Melanie Woods, March 7 2017 —
The Gauntlet elected a new Editor-in-Chief on March 7. By “elected,” of course we mean already forgot about. Of the two candidates, Jason Herring eeked out a narrow victory over Tree in what … Read the rest
