By Sonny Sachdeva, March 26 2015 —
As the NHL’s 2014–15 regular season nears its close, all eyes are on the league’s biggest names to see who will nab the historic awards. The Gauntlet predicts this season’s award winners.
Art … Read the rest
Last week, executives from the Students’ Union traveled to Edmonton for a lobbying blitz.
As part of the Council of Alberta University Students (CAUS), they got some face-to-face time with members of the provincial government. While this type of lobbying … Read the rest
By Ashton Chugh, March 26 2015 —
After retiring from the Dinos men’s hockey team, defenceman Kodie Curran and goalie Kris Lazaruk are starting their professional careers with American hockey teams.
Curran is joining the minor league affiliate to the … Read the rest
By Hayden McBennett, March 26 2015 —
Looking to take an afternoon snooze on campus? You’re in luck. Incoming Students’ Union vice-president student life Kirsty McGowan has made headway on her promise to bring nap rooms to the University of … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, March 26 2015 —
A proposal for sexual assault prevention and peer-support training was among the Quality Money proposals approved by the Students’ Legislative Council on Tuesday, March 24.
The proposal, titled Sexual Assault Prevention Project: Creating … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, March 26 2015 —
Five University of Calgary students are looking to make two-wheeled transportation to and from campus a little easier next fall.
U of C Bike Share, organized by students Robyn Perras, Gavin Schneider, Pat … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, March 26 2015 —
Alberta’s government did the right thing when they passed Bill 10, but they shouldn’t be applauded for doing so after dragging their heels for so long.
The revised version of the bill guarantees … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, March 26 2015 —
Leaving a 15 per cent tip at a restaurant is the norm in Canada. While tipping is customary, we’d be better off without it.
Servers are paid minimum wage or less and rely … Read the rest