By Jason Herring, November 20 2014 —
It’s easy to guess what kind of music The World is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die makes based on their band name. They play impassioned emo music … Read the rest
By Liv Ingram, November 20 2014 —
Originating in the underground party scene of Amsterdam, PIPS:lab is a performance group well known in the Netherlands for their surreal, interactive multimedia shows.
Their unorthodox and outlandish performances blur the lines between … Read the rest
By Connor Sadler, November 20 2014 —
Sherlock Holmes plays typically have a serious tone.
Holmes paces around the crime scene uncovering clues and revealing motives until he solves the crime. The Game’s Afoot, presented by Vertigo Theatre, puts a … Read the rest
By Andy Williams, November 20 2014 —
Canadian producer Ryan Hemsworth’s uncanny ability to combine southern hip hop, indie rock, j-pop and video game samples in his sets has attracted a large following.
He has remixed the work of artists … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, November 20 2014 —
Cut Chemist and DJ Shadow are giving vinyl enthusiasts and hip-hop fans a reason to get excited with their vinyl-only Renegades of Rhythm tour.
The renowned turntablists have both had long careers in … Read the rest
By Stephane Arnault, November 20 2014 —
The University of Calgary’s bid to capture their seventh consecutive Hardy Cup came to a crushing end on Nov. 15 at a frigid McMahon Stadium.
The Dinos football team fell 27–15 to the … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, November 20 2014 —
Long hailed as the next Sidney Crosby, 17-year-old hockey prodigy Connor McDavid was on pace for a record-breaking year in the minors. Producing nearly three points per game for the Ontario Hockey League’s … Read the rest
By David Song, November 20 2014 —
Hockey isn’t a combat sport, but you can’t tell by watching.
Every once in a while, someone gets leveled by a titanic body check, and in seconds, the offender is engaged in fisticuffs … Read the rest
By Katy Atherholt, November 20 2014 —
Movember is back, and there are mo fuzzy faces on campus than ever.
The Den is throwing a moustache party on Thursday, Nov. 27 to raise awareness for prostate cancer. Several Movember fundraising … Read the rest
By Susan Anderson, November 20 2014 —
Students enroled in the Haskayne School of Business (HSB) after 2010 have paid $239 more per course, the year the provincial government approved a market modifier for commerce students.
In January 2010, the … Read the rest
