By Cristina Paolozzi, April 2 2021—
The University of Calgary is considering the privatization of its bookstore.
On March 26, Students’ Union President Frank Finley made a statement regarding the possibility of the transitioning the Bookstore’s operations to American company … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, January 16 2018 —
Every year, a few dozen students decide to run in the Students’ Union general election. There’s plenty of reasons to run, ranging from the idealistic desire to make the university a better place … Read the rest
By Scott Christensen, October 30 2017 —
Broadcasting out of MacEwan Hall, CJSW 90.9 F.M. is Calgary’s only campus and community radio station. On Oct. 20, it kicked-off its annual Funding Drive. With only seven paid staff members at the … Read the rest
By Matty Hume, September 12 2017 —
NUTV — the University of Calgary’s on-campus television station — will light up the big screen with student talent later this week. On Sept. 14, NUTV will host its first annual Student Film … Read the rest
By Christie Melhorn, September 7 2017 —
Whether or not you’re a hockey fan, living in Calgary exposes you to the sport’s culture — the enjoyable chill of the rink and the boisterous fans dominating the city’s bars. But compared … Read the rest
My story is my own. Not everyone will have the same experience but I think it’s important to share mine. Through my journey I’ve learned that I am not alone.
I had an amazing time running in the Students’ Union … Read the rest
By Nikayla Goddard, September 7, 2017 —
If you’re a bachelor or bachelorette new to the university, you’re probably looking for places to take your date. With your recently purchased expensive-as-hell textbooks, fiery first-day outfit and dreaded tuition payments, money … Read the rest
By Christie Melhorn, September 6 2017 —
The warmth and late sunsets of summer nights beckon us to stay up later. Sometimes it’s worth losing some sleep to grab drinks with friends, see a live show or to get caught … Read the rest
By Christie Melhorn, September 5 2017 —
Those of us who grew up in Calgary have likely spent considerable time in a hockey rink. However, for many international students, playing or watching cricket is a much more familiar tradition. The … Read the rest
By Tina Shaygan, September 5 2017 —
Last month, the United States government opened up the hell gates to the debate on affirmative action. Leaked government documents showed the U.S. Justice Department is allocating resources towards investigating and taking legal … Read the rest
