Neighbour Day
On the anniversary of the 2013 Alberta Floods, the costliest natural disaster in Canadian history, Mayor Nenshi has declared June 21 a day of celebration of the spirit of volunteerism in Calgary Kaity...
Category: News
Fate of Building Unknown
The building in downtown Calgary with a crumbling wall is still being monitored and is barricaded Kaity Brown, Publishing Editor The building on 608 Seventh Street S.W. in downtown Calgary is still slowly crumbling...
De Grood Deemed fit to Stand Trial
Matthew de Grood accused of committing the mass stabbings resulting in the death or 5 University of Calgary students deemed fit to face court By Kaity Brown Matthew de Grood, 22, has been deemed...
Students help boost economy in High River
Small business owners gain help from Mount Royal students Dayla Brown Staff Writer Torrents of water violently pushed through window panes and wooden doors, flooding homes and forcing residents out of High...
Gender bender bends perceptions
Pride Centre volunteers bust the gender binary and open minds Kaity Brown News Editor The second Gender Bender of this academic year took place at The Hub with an impressive line-up of...
Shire Scholarship aims to coach students with ADHD
Zak Ericsson recounts the support and opportunities that he received from the Shire Scholarship Kari Pedersen Staff Writer When Zak Ericsson was completing his undergrad at the University of Lethbridge, he was...
From love to hate: Alison Redford’s controversial reign
Premier resigns leaving in her wake 29 months of PC leadership Kyla Bodley Staff Writer Public flogging is not something that you would see on the streets of Canada. However, when it...
Reflectorial: A presidential pardon
On March 22, John Carpay wrote an opinion column for the Calgary Herald condemning Mount Royal University’s administration for not supporting free speech and encouraged President David Docherty to “simply apologize to Nicholas for...
Karim-Aly Kassam addresses recent Taliban gunmen attack
Dr. Kassam spoke about the loss of his sister Zeenab Kassam who was a Calgary aid worker in Kabul, Afghanistan Kaity Brown News Editor On March 27, Karim-Aly Kassam came to...
Budget woes far from over
Despite what MLA Dave Hancock had to say, 2014 budget for Alberta post-secondary education will essentially remain the same Kari Pedersen Staff Writer Mount Royal University is still feeling the repercussions of...
