Making Halloween costumes, not textile waste
Amy Jaquish, Contributor My knees were scuffed, my legs were sore, and my arms were tired as I desperately tried to learn the cheer routine to AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck.” This was the only part of...
Category: Features
New iPhone 17 trades comfort for curiosity
Zafir Nagji, Sports Editor When Apple burst onto the scene with the Macintosh 128K in 1984, they established a reputation that stuck with them for decades to follow. Computers already existed at the time,...
Survey shares top Calgarian concerns ahead of civic election
Survey shares top resident concerns ahead of the civic election
OPINION: A conversation on privilege and cultural exchange
Emma Marshall, Publishing Editor I grew up with a scraped knee. I was riding my bike with my friends around the cul-de-sac, high on sun-drunk summertime. One minute I’m flying, the next I’m...
Alumni advice: How to do MRU
Brennen French, Contributor With the fall semester now in full swing, new students have flooded in, and graduating students are preparing for their university departure. The pressure to make friends, get good grades,...
Weighing the fine line of true crime TV
Alexandria Smith, Contributor There is a chance you have either seen or heard of Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story. If not, you are an outlier among the 12.3 million viewers who...
Documentary details launch of Canada’s first women’s soccer league
The Pitch gives a behind-the-scenes look at a major milestone in women’s soccer
OPINION: Israel’s war on Gaza the deadliest in journalism history
How the Israeli military appears to be targeting reporters working in Palestine
How a prairie-born Pride education group is going national
Behind Jonathan Niemczak’s mission to make Canada’s queer history heard
