Hands off the hand-held, hands on the wheel
Rachael Frey News Editor Love it or hate it, it’s finally here. By now, most Albertans are adapting to Alberta’s new distracted driving legislation, which started Sept. 1. The law covers a range of...
The Reflector
A summer summary
Catch up on the campus news you missed Rachael Frey News Editor The Bella is on her way April 26 was a good day for Calgary musicians and music-lovers when Mount Royal University broke...
Ufest poised to delight all involved
By Vanessa Gillard The first year of our alma mater’s inception went well all things considered. It kicked off last September with the appropriately named Ufest, which featured the oddly paired Canadian hip hop...
Portamento’s The Drums pounds a too familiar beat
Just a year after releasing their self-titled debut album, The Drums get rolling again on another record, but perhaps prematurely. Suffering the departure of guitarist Adam Kessler last year, the remaining trio seems to...
Time to ‘walk the university walk’
By Bryan Weismiller New Mount Royal University President David Docherty kicked off the school year by giving the fall address today. Speaking in front of a packed house in Ross Glen Hall, Docherty said...
Provocative prose return to the Reflector one more time
As the summer web editor I haven’t stayed on top of my usual column that I write during the regular semester. In fact I am the sex columnist as well as the arts editor,...
Expolatino promises sun and spice.
It’s one of the last festivals around before school begins once more, which makes it all that much more appealing. Expolatino’s 15th anniversary is bound to be better than ever this coming weekend. Check...
Ye and Jay work well seperately
Jay-Z and Kanye West Watch the Throne Roc-A-Fella, Roc Nation, Def Jam After weeks of hype and meticulous secrecy, Jay-Z and Kanye West’s much-anticipated and highly promoted collaboration, Watch The Throne, hit iTunes on...
Discomfort, discovery to be had at Fringe’s Slut (r)evolution
By Brianna Turner The first thing that must be said about this show is that you are liable to walk out feeling vaguely as though you’ve been put through a meat-grinder. Everything about Cameryn...
Queens are kings at the Jubilee
By Vinciane de Pape All too often, Calgary music fans are given the great disservice of experiencing a band’s half-hearted, lackluster performance. Unfortunately, sitting between the east and west coasts means that we’re usually...
