By Jason Herring, September 17 2015 —
Only 10 years ago, listening to new music on vinyl was nothing more than a novelty. Sales for the medium fell flat as digital audio emerged and plants that pressed vinyl records began … Read the rest
Emilie Medland-Marchen, September 17, 2015 —
Fresh off a tough preseason conditioning camp, the Dinos women’s rugby team is back in action and looking forward to showcasing their new, more aggressive approach in 2015.
This season, the Dinos will field … Read the rest
Leaders’ debates are meant to help the electorate decide which party to vote for. In theory, leaders offer differing visions for the country’s future and voters determine which one they like best. However, the debates are often dominated by rhetoric, … Read the rest
By Babur Ilchi, September 17 2015 —
Clubs week is running from September 14–18 in the north and south courtyards of MacHall. The week showcases the variety of extracurricular organizations available for students to join.
Students’ Union vice-president student life … Read the rest
By Scott Strasser, September 17 2015 —
Second-year medicine students at the University of Calgary will get some money back this semester after the Students’ Union noticed they were overcharged $75 for their student services fees in the 2015 spring … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, September 17 2015 —
Throughout the federal election, the Gauntlet will interview candidates running in Calgary Confederation. This newly-created riding includes the University of Calgary and many surrounding communities.
Lawyer, community organizer and U of C alumnus … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, September 17 2015 —
With the federal election campaign entering its second half, the University of Calgary Students’ Union is encouraging students to vote. They also plan to help students make informed decisions when Canadians head to … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, September 17 2015 —
The two-year tuition freeze implemented by the NDP government is now in effect. The party promised the policy in May’s provincial election campaign and the freeze officially began last week.
The government also … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, September 17 2015 —
The start of the school year is an exciting time at the University of Calgary. There are new classes, new friends and most importantly, new food vendors. Two newly-opened eating establishments at the … Read the rest
David Song, September 17, 2015 —
The Calgary Stampeders may be the defending Grey Cup champions, but that didn’t show in their early season play. The squad lost two of their first five games, including a 29–11 rout at the … Read the rest
