Hosting plan rolls out ahead of upcoming plebiscite By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor As Calgarians prepare to vote in an Olympic plebiscite on Nov. 13, the Calgary 2026 BidCo released a hosting plan concept on...
Title change from Student Life to Student Affairs approved By Kyra Bird, Contributor Each new school year brings with it countless changes for students returning to classrooms. For one SAMRU representative, the start of this...
UCP leader uses MRU photo in tweet without permission By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor Jason Kenney posted four photos on Sept. 3 for Labour Day. Two of the photos caused backlash because he used them...
Calgarians gathered downtown to celebrate The Calgary Pride Parade and the LGBTQ+ community. Thousands took place in the most colourful event of the year on Sunday September 2 at 11 a.m. The parade ran down 6th Avenue...
Smoky air across Canada from fires in B.C. By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor MRU community members living in Calgary may already be aware, but for those returning to the city, you missed out on a...
MRU begins the search for a new president by May By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor Mount Royal University president, David Docherty, will be moving on to become Brandon University president effective May 1, 2019. A...
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor On Aug. 28, MRU students, faculty and community members gathered for an unveiling of Calgary’s first permanent pride crosswalk between the EA building and the Riddell Library and Learning Centre....
By: Robyn Welsh, Publishing Editor After 106 years, the name of Calgary Stampede’s Indian Village is set to change. The decision to change the name to Elbow River Camp was led by the teepee...
By: Robyn Welsh, Publishing Editor Researchers in the engineering and medical schools at the University of Calgary are developing a portable sensor that will indicate whether an individual is concussed. Similar to a glucose...
By Robyn Welsh, Publishing Editor India is a vibrant, colourful country with culture around every bend. I was incredibly lucky to have the opportunity to visit and photograph the people, scenery, animals and architecture...
