Hi sweetie: the story of Suzie
Ashley Tymko Contributor Herb ‘n’ Market has a secret weapon luring in Mount Royal University’s famished ‘tummies and minds, Suzie Mah. Mah has been an employee at Mount Royal University for the...
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Jazz hands reach out to community
MRU’s jazz choir rings in second year with new leadership by Nathan Ross The Reflector Last year — to very little fanfare — a vocal jazz choir started at Mount Royal University....
Young Cougars hungry
Hodl and crew need to step up for a title run by Bryce Forbes Sports Editor Karlee Hodl had a “welcome-to-college” moment she will likely never forget. In her first-ever college game,...
Veteran men’s squad ready to go
Bryce Forbes Sports Editor In his fifth and final year, men’s soccer captain Jamie MacDonald has his eyes set on something he’s yet to achieve so far — a national championship. He’s had...
Looking back at the raunchy, racy and downright dirty
Vanessa Redux Sex Columnist Well, well, well, here we all are once again looking another year squarely in its bulbous, expectant, unblinking eye. I am excited to bring you one final semester of provocative,...
Stop talking, start thinking
No longer the little brother of Alberta post-secondary institutions, Mount Royal has grown up and become a university. It’s time to start acting like one. The last two year’s have been filled with elaborate...
A look ahead at Cougar athletics for the year
Top 10 sporting events to attend on campus Bryce Forbes Sports Editor It’s the kickoff to another school year full of sports for the Mount Royal Cougars — the last one before they make...
Cutting out the Freshman 15
How to leave MRU without a muffin top, beer gut or love handles Bryce Forbes Sports Editor Please freshman, listen to what I have to say. I’m speaking from experience here — I’ve been...
Summer sports madness
Here’s what happened with the Big Four Bryce Forbes Sports Editor It was a two-team race for first place in the north division of the North American Baseball League between the Vipers and the...
Calgary arts take centre stage
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...
