By Anjali Choudhary, April 24 2022—
Kim Kardashian is not only a billionaire who comes from a wealth of privilege, but as of last month, she is also apparently an expert on business advice for women. In an interview with … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, April 16 2020—
Across Canada, students are feeling the impacts of COVID-19 as summer job offers are rescinded and internships are cancelled. At the University of Calgary, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine students are particularly worried about how … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, October 23 2018 —
Recently, I received an email from a Liberal member of Parliament’s mailing list promoting the success of the Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) program. While I don’t deny that the program has been expanded … Read the rest
October 19 2018 —
Gaining work experience while earning your degree is a task that most university students must balance. Part of becoming an adult during your time as an undergraduate student is learning to uphold shifting priorities personally and … Read the rest
By Jesse Stilwell, September 14 2018 —
Here’s a harsh truth — the negative aspects of joining student clubs often reflect the realities people need to deal with for their entire lives. There will always be difficult people to work … Read the rest
By Aisha Sajid, February 1 2018 —
Arts majors are often the punchline of jokes at the University of Calgary and the value of their degrees are often ignored. While they often aren’t considered as impressive as professional degrees attached … Read the rest
By Jesse Stilwell, January 29 2018 —
Financial goals aren’t on the minds of many university students. But this isn’t a tradition students should continue. The financial realities of adulthood creep up on people faster than they expect and life … Read the rest
By Jesse Stilwell, November 28 2017 —
University students are under constant pressure to be as well-rounded as possible. They are encouraged to take difficult classes, get high grades, join multiple clubs and most work part-time jobs so they can … Read the rest
By Andrew Kemle, November 9 2017 —
Most people support combating workplace harassment and bullying. No one wants to spend a significant portion of their life in a cubicle- or classroom-shaped hell. And since workplace harassment disproportionately affects women, gender … Read the rest
By Jesse Stilwell, Nov. 2 2017 —
Since 1991, female students have constituted the majority of student populations on Canadian universities. The change in the gender demographics on campuses does not change the fact that some programs are still dominated … Read the rest
