By Emma Djukic, September 16 2024—
Surely, assigning three lab reports during finals week was illegal—maybe even banned by the Geneva Convention alongside other war crimes. Unfortunately, Helen was yet to find such a legal precedent anywhere and gingerly plugged … Read the rest
By Dianne Miranda, September 9 2024—
If you’ve ever felt lost in the labyrinth of university norms, fear not. Here is a guide that walks you through the most innovative approaches to campus etiquette, designed to ensure you leave a … Read the rest
By Andreea Timis, September 6 2024—
Sabrina Carpenter’s fame isn’t just attributed to her vocal talents – but also to her raw honesty. Her new album, Short N’ Sweet, forces each sign to face the harsh truth regarding their personalities. … Read the rest
By Josie Simon, August 20 2024—
We often hear, “High school is the best time of your life.” Quite a statement, isn’t it? This can lead us to seek the thrill and vitality of our teenage years throughout life. However, … Read the rest
By Josie Simon, July 4 2024—
Calling all food lovers and academic enthusiasts: The 2024 Calgary Stampede is serving up a feast for every major. From classic comfort foods to cutting-edge culinary creations, we’ve mapped out the perfect bites to … Read the rest
By Josie Simon, June 9 2024—
Welcome to your misguided guide to having the most legendary festival experience ever! Forget curated playlists, seasoned camping gear and chill vibes. If you follow these anti-tips, you will be the chaotic festival hero … Read the rest
By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, May 2 2024—
As the semester comes to an end, it seems that the University of Calgary’s endless construction is not. Many students had found a jungle gym of scaffolding in the middle of the newly … Read the rest
By Maham Fatima, March 27 2024—
Olivia Rodrigo’s meaningful lyrics and catchy tunes have captivated the ears of many listeners. Many students listen to her music while studying, however, can the lyrics you relate to reveal something deeper about your … Read the rest
Did you really think the Gauntlet forgot about their annual poster critique? So silly — we would never. During this election season, we went around campus looking for candidate posters for the 2024 SU General Election. As per usual, this … Read the rest
By Josie Simon, March 6 2024—
In a surprising turn of events that has left Albertans in disbelief, it has become increasingly clear that my cat, Blue, would make a better premier than Danielle Smith.
Smith’s relentless opposition to renewable … Read the rest
