By Melanie Bethune, September 11 2014 —
During the Orientation Week resource fair, a bewildered first year passing by the Gauntlet booth told me “it’s just like in the movies” when asked what she thought of the festivities. That’s not … Read the rest
By Scott Strasser, September 16 2014 —
If you’re new to university, you’ll find yourself with more freedom than you’ve had before. You might be nervous about having to live alone and manage money for the first time. Or maybe … Read the rest
By Scott Strasser, September 4, 2014 —
Students’ Union president Jarrett Henry plans to introduce his ‘Club Matchmaker’ quiz during clubs week, which takes place in MacHall from Sept. 15–19.
Club Matchmaker is a short, multiple choice quiz that will … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, September 4, 2014 —
After months of planning and consultation between students and administration, halal food vendors are coming to the University of Calgary.
As of Sept. 8, all On the Go locations on campus will sell … Read the rest
By Scott Strasser, August 7, 2014 —
Arts students will enjoy a refurbished Arts Lounge in the fall with the space set to receive $8,000 in new furniture this August.
Plans include adding more sofas, coffee tables, book shelves, student … Read the rest
By Sean Sullivan, August 7, 2014 —
As part of the Students’ Union’s annual survey, vice-president academic Hana Kadri wants student feedback on potential changes to the Taylor Family Digital Library (TFDL).
The SU wants to speed up repairs in … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, July 31, 2014 —
The dogs are back in town.
Students will once again get the chance to unwind with monthly pet-therapy sessions every month in That Empty Space this upcoming year.
Although this is pet-therapy, don’t … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, May. 29, 2014 —
Students at the University of Calgary’s satellite campuses may soon have better access to mental health services.
Students’ Union veterinary medicine representative Blythe Sola is looking to expand services offered by the Wellness … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, May. 22, 2014 —
Students in the Haskayne School of Business (HSB) paying an unpopular fee known as a market modifier now have answers about where their money is spent.
Students’ Union representatives have questioned the lack … Read the rest
