by Ashton Faulkner The Reflector Starting next year, Mount Royal students will no longer have time to read entire textbooks while waiting in line for a cup of coffee. After seemingly years of anticipation,...
By Aaron Chatha Features Editor A name can be a powerful thing. It’s what carries your brand forward, it’s how people identify your organization and when a company changes its name, it is not...
by Bryan Weismiller The Reflector After more than a decade of planning, Mount Royal University’s newest degree has finally graduated to reality. The bachelor of education — elementary degree was officially announced on Feb. 18. Starting...
By Bryan Weismiller Mount Royal University announced earlier today that the institution will be offering a bachelor of education, elementary degree, starting in fall 2011. A large crowd packed a conference room in the...
by Rachael Frey The Reflector Textbooks and binders, laptops and cameras. Lab equipment, musical instruments, gym clothes and winter coats. These are just a few of the cumbersome and heavy items that students are...
by Bryan Weismiller News Editor A new piece of legislation could have implications for Mount Royal University’s current parking situation. Bill 23 may make it easier to ticket and tow illegally parked vehicles on...
by Bryan Weismiller News Editor Mount Royal University’s parking problems are one of the school’s oldest and most-talked about issues. University president Dave Marshall once said that “it’s one of those issues, nobody will...
by Bryce Visser The Reflector The votes have been cast, the ballots counted and the results announced in the 2011-12 Students’ Association of Mount Royal University’s elections. This year’s executive election saw an all-female...
It’s far from a full-fledged food fight, but the first banana may have been flung across the proverbial food court. MRU has been buzzing over a CBC story on Sodexo-affiliated Tim Hortons’ refusal to...
by Bryan Weismiller News Editor Finding sustenance on campus isn’t tough, however, questions have been raised over whether there’s healthy competition between food vendors at Mount Royal University. As it currently stands, Sodexo ––...
After nearly a decade in the making, Rockstar's highly anticipated sequel to Red Dead Redemption hit shelves last month. See what early experiences have stuck with arts editor Colin MacGillivray as he's explored the virtual Wild West
How Red Dead Redemption 2 reinvigorated my love for video games | The Reflector
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The independent voice of students at Mount Royal UniversityStill confused by what happened last week regarding the Olympic Bid? News editor Nathan Woolridge has you covered with what you need to know ahead of next week's plebiscite
Calgary 2026 Olympics: last-minute decision-making prior to plebiscite | The Reflector
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The independent voice of students at Mount Royal UniversityCheck out our photos of the stunning new Calgary Central Library by Ricardo-Andres Garcia, and learn about the grand opening and design details from Nathan Woolridge!
Calgary’s new Central Library garners attention for stunning design and space | The Reflector
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