Former dean gets PC nod
Wendelin Fraser running for MLA position Samara Hawkins Staff Writer Political careers and the Bissett School of Business have been going hand-in-hand these past few years. After former non-profit studies professor...
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MRU celebrates broadcasting’s 50th
Dean calls for broadcasting degree by Rachael Frey News Editor Broadcasting alumni of Mount Royal filled Wyckham House on Oct. 15 to pay tribute to their program’s lasting success. Representing 50 years...
The sweet sound of breaking ground
MRU begins work on conservatory project By Bryan Weismiller Members of the Mount Royal University conservatory showed off their tremendous talent on April 26 during a ground-breaking ceremony for the school’s new music facility....
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...
Youth voting: trend or illusion?
by Vini Rocha Last October, Calgary saw an impressive voter turnout with 53 per cent of eligible citizens casting a vote and surprisingly, many young voters turned out to the polls. In the coming...
Students moving toward social media for networking, job searches
by Zoey Duncan Publishing Editor The start of a new semester means more impending deadlines and higher heart rates. Students are now beginning to think of a summer a head that needs to be...
Royal 100: MRU reaches century mark
by Bryan Weismiller Mount Royal may be one of Alberta’s oldest universities, but it still knows how to throw one hell of a birthday party. The 100-year celebration featured pond skating, road hockey, ice...
Nenshi gone from campus, but not forgotten
by Zoey Duncan Now they call him “Your Worship” instead of associate professor and he can take the C-Train straight to work if he wants. Naheed Nenshi has moved his textbooks out of the...
MRU’s Naheed Nenshi elected mayor
by Zoey Duncan “Today Calgary is a different place than it was yesterday,” he says. There is a pause for cheers, during which a toothy grin splits across his face. “It’s a better place.”...
