What happened in Calgary over the summer?
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor For both Calgary residents and out-of-towners starting or returning to Mount Royal University this fall, there’s a few things that happened in the city that you may not be...
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5 ways to support arts and culture organizations in Calgary
By Karina Zapata, Layout Editor As a fourth year journalism student and the latest arts editor of the Reflector, it’s only fitting that my summer internship was at none other than an arts and...
A pop of colour with the CHROMA pop-up
By Andi Endruhn, Publishing Editor Instagrammers and design addicts rejoice! CHROMA, and it’s immersive series of interactive designs and artwork has opened at Southcentre Mall for all of your feed curation needs. The colourful...
Summer events you won’t want to miss in 2019
By Rosemary De Souza, Features Editor In less than a month, school will be officially over — well, at least for university students. So, pack up those bags and put those textbooks aside as it...
Sick of male-dominated art? The Female Lens, an all-female exhibition, has you covered
By Karina Zapata, Arts Editor Expectations. Inspiration. The heart-wrenching desire to be seen. These are all themes in Vivek Shraya’s photography and writing project, “Trisha.” In each photo set, Shraya imitates old, colourful photos of...
A year in review for Alberta’s LGBTQ+ community
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor A lot of discussion about the LGBTQ+ community in Alberta took place in 2018. There were many discussions surrounding gay-straight alliances amongst other issues that sparked various conversations in...
Should pedestrian safety be a concern in Calgary?
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor As a student journalist, I am always reading the news to stay updated on things that are going on in Calgary. But, one day in particular some headlines circulating the...
We the North and we mean it
By Hayden Koch, Contributor It’s hot in the north with Kawhi Leonard in Toronto and Lebron James off in the west, the Raptors have a real chance of taking Canada to the NBA finals. Last...
Olympic plebiscite: Calgary votes against an Olympic bid
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor On Nov. 13 Calgarians came out in large numbers to vote in the Olympic plebiscite that saw a higher voter turnout than the last civic election. Unofficially, 56 per...
2018 CFL playoff preview
By Sajan Jabbal, Staff Writer This has been a CFL season of ups and downs, but with the regular season coming to end, teams are looking to make their mark on CFL history by...
