The community of Dungeons & Dragons
Slaying the dragons one stereotype at a time | Mia Smith, Staff Writer | Imagine a world where just sitting at a table with your friends causes all problems to vanish. Real-world issues? Out...
Category: Features
Looking forward to International Women’s Day
Here’s how MRU students can partake in International Women’s Day | Karra Smith, Staff Writer | In Canada, Women’s History Month is celebrated in October, typically running from Oct. 1 through to Oct. 31....
Overconsuming overconsumption
Overindulging in material items is not a hot girl activity | Acacia Carol, Staff Writer & Bella Coco, News Editor | For a generation labelled as planet saviours, Generation Z sure has a lot of...
PHENOMENA brings optical illusions to TELUS Spark
Liam Rockliffe, Features Editor | From Jan. 19 to March 26, Telus Spark is hosting its phenomenally trippy, PHENOMENA event. This crazed encapsulation of optical illusions is the optimal way to spend an hour...
Alberta’s prion problems: “zombie deer” and “mad cow” disease explained
The effect of prions on the brain in Albertan animals and people | Arroy (AJ) Jacob, Web Editor | Neurodegenerative diseases are rare, but they’re fast and fatal. For example, Albertans have seen 145 cases...
A student’s guide to the best study spots in Calgary
Brew up your best work at these local cafes | Mia Smith, Staff Writer | The most trying time of the year is upon us once again—the dreaded exam season. Students across Calgary are entering...
A guide to the YYC Hot Chocolate Fest
Acacia Carol, Staff Writer | As tariff tensions between the United States and Canada grow, many politicians are calling for Canadians to support locally owned businesses. Meals on Wheels Hot Chocolate Festival is just...
A new starting lineup in the sports scene: WAGs
Mia Smith, Staff Writer | The sports scene has some new players: the wives and girlfriends of athletes, otherwise known as WAGs. Social media has been taken by storm by these women. Women like...
Breaking up with carbon tax
With the 2025 federal election, are Canadians leaving carbon tax behind? | Bella Coco, News Editor | The carbon tax. We know it, we pay it and most Canadians oppose it. Like most toxic relationships,...
The (potential) destruction of all life on Earth
Scientists call for a ban on “mirror-life” research before it is too late | Arroy (AJ) Jacob, Web Editor | Cellular biologists don’t get enough credit for their work. It’s a privilege to witness the...
