By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor and Ricardo-Andres Garcia, Contributor Construction of Calgary’s long-awaited $245-million downtown library began in May 2014. The new library, located in the East Village, officially opened to the public on Nov.1....
By: Robyn Welsh, Publishing Editor This recipe by Cortney Burns was published on Lenny recently. The article, “The power of cooking with fire,” details Burns’ discovery and journey of her love for fire and heat....
By: Robyn Welsh, Publishing Editor The women and gender studies class I took last winter, WGST 2205 – Global Gender Issues, was one my favourites so far. As the course progressed, I saw my...
And an overview of the India Field School By: Robyn Welsh, Publishing Editor I never expected to become the field school advocate I am now until experiencing the India 2018 Field School. The amount...
By: Robyn Welsh, Publishing Editor It can be tough to know exactly what to pack when preparing for festivals. Whether you’ve been to dozens of festivals or are planning to attend your first one...
By: Robyn Welsh, Publishing Editor After 106 years, the name of Calgary Stampede’s Indian Village is set to change. The decision to change the name to Elbow River Camp was led by the teepee...
By: Robyn Welsh, Publishing Editor Let’s face it, Calgary becomes quite an interesting place during Stampede. It’s as if everyone comes out of hiding to get drunk together. One of the best things about...
By: Robyn Welsh, Publishing Editor With Canada Day coming up this weekend, Calgary will be bustling with things to do. If you’re still not sure how to spend the country’s birthday, we’ve compiled a...
By: Robyn Welsh, Publishing Editor Researchers in the engineering and medical schools at the University of Calgary are developing a portable sensor that will indicate whether an individual is concussed. Similar to a glucose...
By Robyn Welsh, Publishing Editor India is a vibrant, colourful country with culture around every bend. I was incredibly lucky to have the opportunity to visit and photograph the people, scenery, animals and architecture...
