Glorious Sons’ rock reputation lives on
Ontario band shows no signs of slowing down Ali Hardstaff Contributor “I just got to make sure that people aren’t having sex,” says vocalist Brett Emmons entering The Glorious Sons’ RV. The...
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Calgary-Elbow byelection
Upcoming byelection will determine new MLA to replace Alison Redford Dayla Brown News Editor A Calgary-Elbow byelection is expected to kick-off soon after Alison Redford’s resignation as MLA. Last time a byelection was...
Riddell Library breaks ground
Out with the old: Riddell Library and Learning Centre to offer students a richer learning environment Dayla Brown News Editor A donation of $85.5 million from the government and the Riddell family has...
Sex Column: Back-to-school sex rules
Your guide to getting down and dirty in university Caitlin Clow Sex Columnist It’s fall, and the smell of freshly sharpened pencils, pumpkin spice lattes and new textbooks are in the air. But...
Professional athletes’ advice to Mount Royal University students
McMorris brothers speak at New Student Orientation Amanda Ducheminsky Sports Editor Mount Royal University’s Kenyon Court bleachers erupted with cheers as 1,600 students welcomed a 2014 Sochi Olympian and his brother to the...
Best wishes from Students’ Council executives
Wherever you are in your university career, our SAMRU execs have wise words Erik Queenan SAMRU President It’s September already. I know it came quick and is seems like the summer just started,...
The ‘Flec’s declassified school survival guide
Our tips for starting your first year right or for making the rest of your degree a breeze Kaity Brown Publishing Editor School is in. Keeners and Cs-Get-Degrees advocates will be flooding the...
Bounce to Rec: bubble soccer is here
This November students can suit up for one of the most ridiculous sports ever Kaity Brown Publishing Editor Bubble Soccer: where you wear a giant plastic bubble with only shins exposed, chasing an...
High Hopes
Brentwood stabbing victims’ former bandmates to host a memorial benefit concert Kari Pedersen Arts Editor As a community, Calgary was shaken to its core this past April when five young people were killed...
