Leah Hart, Contributor If you’re anything like me, you already have your summer reads lined up. For me, gearing up for the summer typically means having a different book ready for every road trip,...
By Megan Creig, Staff Writer I remember pulling up to the cabin each summer, windows down, gravel popping under us as we edged down the side of the mountain in an overfull van, canoe...
by Riggs Zyrille Vergara, Publishing Editor With daytime temperatures in Alberta frequently reaching the low to mid-30s and the smoke from the wildfires from neighbouring provinces consuming the skies, not everyone is geared up to...
By Karina Zapata, Publishing Editor It’s official — summer is coming off to an end. But, before you spend the next several months with your nose in a book, you can make sure to finish...
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor For both Calgary residents and out-of-towners starting or returning to Mount Royal University this fall, there’s a few things that happened in the city that you may not be...
By Andi Endruhn, Publishing Editor Everyone always asks me what I did over the summer, and for at least every year of my university career, the only thing I’ve been able to tell them...
By Rosemary De Souza, Features Editor In less than a month, school will be officially over — well, at least for university students. So, pack up those bags and put those textbooks aside as it...
Vanessa Gillard Arts Editor The city’s festival circuit was incredibly vibrant this summer, though Calgarians saw the loss of the much-beloved Jazz Festival. From traditional ethnic from all over the world, indie upstarts and...
It is hard to imagine attributing the words sweet and tender to a story that recalls the relationship between artist Robert Mapplethorpe and rock musician and poet Patti Smith, both better known for their...
by Bri Turner The Reflector This summer Calgary will be busting at the borders with culture and beautiful sights to take in. When winter gives way to Calgary’s festival season, don’t let these arts...
