Cougars on the Rise in 2021
By Zach Worden, Sports Editor With U Sports cancelling fall championship sports in 2020, Canadian university sports fans must look to 2021 for their next chance to see student-athletes suiting up. Dual term sports...
The Reflector
How professional sports are working through a pandemic
By Zach Worden, Sports Editor Despite professional sports — along with most of the world — being forced to the sidelines in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, professional leagues have worked their way...
Album Review: All That Emotion by Hannah Georgas
All That Emotion Hannah Georgas Beetle Bomb Music Score: A B.C. based indie-pop singer, Hannah Georgas, has released a nostalgic album full of reminiscing with All That Emotion. With 40 minutes of pure sensibility...
Album Review: IDK by Sara Diamond
IDK Sara Diamond Cyor Sound Score: A- Montreal native, Sara Diamond, has captured hearts with her second studio album, IDK. Laden with heartbreak and sentimentality, it is easy to expect the possible redundancy that...
The rise of digital artwork in a (mainly) digital time
By Cassie Weiss, Features Editor Artwork has always been an important part of humanity. A piece can provoke anger, happiness, love or in some cases, even extreme despair. The more an artist can tap...
5 things to do for an artsy fall
By Mackenzie Mason, Arts Editor Ahhh, fall. September brings bulky knits, pumpkin spice lattes and caramel-cider candles. It also brings new beginnings, sparking motivation and creativity. But what do you get when you mix...
Watch the Calgary International Film Festival — from home?
By Mackenzie Mason, Arts Editor In the midst of a global pandemic, the Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF) is determined to keep the show going. While they are continuing to offer in-person screenings, the...
A quick recipe for even the most rushed student: Overnight Oats
By Cassie Weiss, Features Editor We’ve all been there — pressing snooze over and over until there are only 15 minutes left on the clock before your boss is calling you late to work....
A sunflower paradise only a short drive away at Bowden SunMaze
By Cassie Weiss, Features Editor There is nothing more telling of the end of summer than the big yellow blossoms of looming sunflowers. Growing tall over fences, popping up in grocery stores and flower...
