100 years in review
What’s there to say after you celebrate your hundredth birthday? Perhaps you, like us at The Reflector, while excited about Mount Royal University’s centennial, couldn’t help thinking we were giving too much credit to...
What’s there to say after you celebrate your hundredth birthday? Perhaps you, like us at The Reflector, while excited about Mount Royal University’s centennial, couldn’t help thinking we were giving too much credit to...
by Bryan Weismiller News Editor In case you spent the last eight months trapped under a pile of textbooks, Mount Royal University celebrated its centennial this year. It was a historic time filled with...
By Blaine Meller Sports Editor The Mount Royal Cougars men’s hockey team celebrated an ACAC title victory this past weekend, defeating SAIT 1-0 in the fifth and deciding game of the series between the...
by Rachael Frey The Reflector The first time David Docherty visited Mount Royal University, it was cold and snowing heavily on a Saturday evening. Because of the weather and the time of day, he...
by Claire Miglionico The Reflector There are few things in fashion as satisfying as owning a great pair of shoes, and what better than the spring season to get down and funky with our...
by Bri Turner The Reflector Beginning April 2, Calgarians will have an opportunity to celebrate the life and work of Yousuf Karsh, one of the greatest Canadian portraitists in history, at the Glenbow Museum....
by Kian Sumalpong The Reflector “Sometimes, honestly, the music sounds terrible,” says Matthew Perry, a 24-year-old SAIT student, as he laughs looking back to the music sessions he has held thus far. Imagine being...
by Vanessa Gillard Arts Editor Comics have been interpreted in almost every medium available to human capability. Most recently and notoriously, it was proven that Broadway isn’t the best place for superheroes. Imagine that:...
by Asha Siad The Reflector Grades (check), great attitude (check), reliability (check) — but something seems to be missing on that job application. It’s something simple, rewarding and interesting, and you can choose from...
by Bryan Weismiller News Editor Many students were shocked to see large netting and garbage strewn about Wyckham House on March 21. The “Garbage Island” display was part of the Oceans for the Future...