By Jorja Strickland, November 16 2022—
This year, there has been a record high of students taking an official vow to start studying early for their midterms. However, the question must be asked — can they follow through? Between an … Read the rest
By Nazeefa Ahmed, November 9 2022—
Disclaimer: This article may or may not be written from the author’s personal experience
In the last week before reading break, many students are practically jumping off their seats to write all their midterms. … Read the rest
By Pamela Freeman, October 27 2021—
The Alberta Blue Cross’ Feelings Over Phones campaign hopes to bring awareness to the impacts of smartphone use on mental health in young adults. Through a variety of social channels, they are bringing awareness … Read the rest
By Sophia Lopez, May 29 2021—
Since the raid of the masjid Al-Aqsa by the Israeli military on April 13 this year, Palestine has faced forced evictions, bombings and many other acts of inhumane violence. People across the globe have … Read the rest
By Aressana Challand, March 30 2021—
One year since the Alberta government announced the shutdown of all daycares, schools and universities, the entire education system remains operating on a COVID-19 reinvention. Fall 2021 applications closed on March 1 and university … Read the rest
By Nikayla Goddard, April 26 2020 —
Not sure what supports are available to you during the pandemic? From government subsidies to University of Calgary support funds, here are some financial supports available to undergraduate students at UCalgary.
On April 22, … Read the rest
By Kristal Turner, March 5 2020—
Do you remember that scene in The Godfather when Michael closes the door on Kay? The anguish on her face at being shut out. After all that time, and what they had been through, … Read the rest
By Rachneet Randhawa, with files from Gayathri Peringod and Nikayla Goddard, updated January 13 2020 —
University of Calgary students, both undergraduate and graduate, are all the more exasperated with the Board of Governors officially approving raising tuition and fee proposals … Read the rest
By Manahil Hassan, November 21 2019—
There is no doubt that the sweeping news of the UCP budget announced on Oct. 24 is affecting people all over Alberta. The five-year freeze on tuition introduced by the former NDP government is … Read the rest
By Jesse Stilwell, November 29 2016 —
Everyone knows that sex sells. For a long time, that has meant sexualized portrayals of thin white women. Women’s bodies are objectified in countless marketing campaigns to generate massive profits.
But people have … Read the rest
