Album review: Morbid Stuff by PUP
PUP Morbid Stuff Rise Score: A Returning with their third album, PUP’s Morbid Stuff is front to back what pop-punk dreams are made of. Where the Toronto band’s second album, The Dream is Over...
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Album review: Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent by Lewis Capaldi
Lewis Capaldi Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent Virgin EMI Records Score: A- Out of all the bops this summer, there’s Lewis Capaldi’s debut album filled with his rougher-than-gravel powerhouse vocals and weepy sentimental...
Cougars Soccer: Kicking off strong
By Dan Khavkin, Sports Editor While everyone was clocking in their final full-time hours at work or spending their last hours out in the sun, the boys in blue representing MRU kicked off the...
SAMRU revamps The Hub, creates West Gate Social
By Riggs Zyrille Vergara, Photo Editor Through a significant amount of feedback from their members, the Students’ Association of Mount Royal University (SAMRU) have finally decided to renovate The Hub to create a new...
The best podcasts for your daily commute
By Isabelle Bennett, Features Editor I think we all have one in our lives — that person who can’t get through a conversation without redirecting it toward their latest listening muse. Perhaps they’ve sent...
5 spots on campus to take advantage of this semester
By Isabelle Bennett, Features Editor Nearly 10,000 full-time students attend MRU during a given academic year. And every-freaking-one of them is going to be flocking to the same three spots when classes begin: the...
What’s new at MRU?
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor With another semester and academic year beginning, there’s a lot to remember and a lot of new changes for both new and returning students. There are a few noteworthy...
Student who attacked prof claims to have been high on mushrooms
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor Former MRU hockey captain Matthew Brown is accused of beating a professor with a broom handle after breaking into her home last year. The defense argues that Brown was...
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...
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...
