Personality tests might not be as reliable as you think
By Emma Duke, Features Editor If I told you that I was going to get married at the age of 30 in Spain, on June 11, and I knew this because I chose pancakes...
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Managing stress at the busiest time of the year
By Emma Marshall, Staff Writer As the demands of university continue to heighten, students find themselves grappling with stress on multiple fronts as the semester comes to a close. From academic pressures to financial...
Air Canada breaks silence on nearly $20 million loss
By Matthew Hillier, Staff Writer This April, an Air Canada plane dropped off a shipping container weighing 880 pounds. Inside was a massive amount of gold and cash adding up to a total of...
What do Calgarians have to say about the water fluoridation delays?
By Arroy (AJ) Jacob, Staff Writer From where the Bow and Elbow Rivers meet, there is water flowing to every home and business, sustaining any Calgarian who cranks open the faucet. But for decades...
How AI could change the world
By Iyan Velji, Contributor When it comes to artificial intelligence or AI, many people are only familiar with OpenAI’s massively popular chatbot, ChatGPT, or perhaps Google’s AI chatbot Bard. Despite this, AI’s capabilities can...
MRU’s reading week
By Liam Rockliffe, Staff Writer Mount Royal University (MRU) hosts its reading week over Canadian Thanksgiving weekend. MRU was the first Albertan institution to have a reading week, with SAMRU petitioning for it since...
A night full of MRU Alumni stars
By Noel Ormita, Contributor The annual Outstanding Alumni Awards recognized seven alumni who continue to showcase the spirit of Mount Royal University (MRU) beyond campus grounds through their professional careers and work in the...
Generation Alpha: “Can be good, and terribly bad for too many reasons.”
By Arroy (AJ) Jacob, Staff Writer As the clock of human history continues ticking, the spotlight shifts onto a new set of cast on stage. Since the years 1997 and 2012 the spotlight was...
Mexican-Canadian director continues to rise in Calgary theatre
By James Windler, Staff Writer Javier Vilalta is riding high after a successful directorial debut at Calgary’s Vertigo Theatre. Vilalta watched on as people packed into Vertigo Theatre Thursday night to see The Strange Case...
A Haunted History: Halloween’s roots and rituals around the world
By Emma Marshall, Staff Writer When you think of Halloween, what comes to your mind first? Is it the candy, the costumes, or the scary movie marathons? This is what western Halloween is boiled...
