By Hayden McBennett, October 9 2014 —
University of Calgary third-year communications student Sam Sawchuk has teamed up with Calgarian Evan Beck to put faces to the stories behind homelessness.
Sandwich for a Story sees the pair give a sandwich … Read the rest
By Scott Strasser, October 9 2014 —
It looks like business is booming over at the Haskayne School of Business, where plans for a new 100,000 square-foot building are afoot.
Students’ Union business representative Tyler Hodgson said the new building, … Read the rest
By Brittany Haines, October 9 2014 —
Hong Kong is in the midst of city-wide student protests.
Police have used tear-gas and riot-control techniques to quell protesters angry that the central government will now select which candidates can run for … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, October 9 2014 —
Student leaders and University of Calgary administration have extended the agreement that gives the Students’ Union the right to manage MacHall by one year.
The current agreement has been extended to Dec. 9, … Read the rest
By Hayden McBennett, October 9 2014 —
University of Calgary students will have a chance to connect with industry professionals and break a world record on Nov. 20.
The Haskayne School of Business hopes to break a Guinness World Record … Read the rest
By Hayden McBennett, October 9 2014 —
Cirque de la Nuit, a surreal nightlife event billed as “Calgary’s newest sensory experience,” is gearing up for a night of carnival-style madness this Friday, Oct. 17 at The Roadhouse.
The steam-punk themed … Read the rest
By Ashley Gray, October 9 2014 —
U of C Compliments and U of C Confessions have unrealized potential. Anonymous people could be complimenting an exceptional employee or student, but instead they acknowledge “pink trainers in the gym” or confess … Read the rest
No, bikes lanes are impractical and a waste of money
By Derek Baker, October 9 2014 —
Calgary’s construction season saw the completion of a variety of projects, including new bike lanes.
In theory, bike lanes should remove cars from … Read the rest
By Susan Anderson, October 9 2014 —
Although everyone knew it was coming, botany professor Patrick Yang finally snapped on Friday, Oct. 3. He was teaching his class on comparative anatomy when he had what eyewitnesses say was “a complete … Read the rest
