By Emily Milligan, March 26 2026—
Sandip Khanal knows the grip of substance abuse firsthand.
As a peer recovery navigator at UCalgary’s Recovery Community (UCRC) and Recovery on Campus (ROC), he draws on his own lived experience to help others … Read the rest
By Eda Kamal, March 26 2026—
A now-rejected 10 billion dollar data centre project proposed in the town of Olds, Alberta, is cultivating discourse around the potential impacts of such developments. The Gauntlet interviewed Dr. Gideon Christian, an expert on … Read the rest
By Alexander Howey, March 26 2026—
Independence movement raises concerns for already strained Canada-U.S. relations.Leaders from the Alberta Prosperity Project (APP), a separatist group advocating for the independence of Alberta, have confirmed that they have spoken directly to U.S. … Read the rest
By Anya Bredenkamp, March 26 2026—
U.S economic isolation is becoming a reality — and Trump doesn’t seem to be helping himself.I am a fierce patriot. Even though I happen to be a dual citizen of Canada and the … Read the rest
By Imran Ahmed, March 26 2026—
Editorial: In the defence of artsI recently had a conversation with a couple friends in the engineering school. Although it started off as a casual conversation about coursework and relative “difficulty,” it quickly … Read the rest
By Ben Read, March 26 2026—
The School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) is a department here at the University of Calgary. It is divided into three different divisions: music, dance and drama. This article will reflect on the … Read the rest
By Mia Gilje and Michael Sarsito, March 26 2026—
Are you a dancer, musician, actor or all of the above? Or maybe none of the above? Find out what your sign tells you!Aries (March 21 to April 19):
Aries’ … Read the rest
By Ben Read, March 25 2026—
Psychedelics and Cannabinoid Therapeutics (PaCT) lab is a lab at the University of Calgary which aims to uncover how psychedelics and cannabis can be used to combat mental illness. Keira Aubin, a PhD student … Read the rest
By Sweta Babladi, March 25 2026—
To what extent have we limited our experience of art and other cultural relics by restricting them to the glass exhibits of museums and to the sense of sight? What kinds of shared cultural … Read the rest
By Daniel Rodriguez Barrios, March 25 2026—
Most people do not think about parasites often. When they do, they think of gross things in jars, horror stories from travel medicine or an easy metaphor for a drain on resources. The … Read the rest
