Stories relating to the U of C
The first thing Polina Golovina does in the morning is search for their vape. They go to sleep with it beside them, amongst their pillows and blankets, and as soon as they open their eyes they search the bedding for it and inhale their fruit flavoured nicotine. [ READ MORE ]
A student service based in the University Calgary to provide women and others with the necessary resources for physical and emotional/mental growth. [ READ MORE ]
The Tragedy of the Idaho Murders has has a global affect and has made people rethink their security. Many students have felt unsafe living in off-campus residences and have started to take extra measures to keep safe at home. [ READ MORE ]
Purple Kisses depicts the story of a young woman who is desperately trying to navigate through life while in an abusive marriage without any support from her immediate family, as seen through the eyes of writer and cinematographer Maryam Ejaz.
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Most post-secondary schools education are being delivered online or a blend of online and face-to-face, and it might remain that way for all of 2021. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT and the University of Calgary have been deeply impacted with more cuts to the operating cost of post-secondary institutions and the new performance-based funding model. Following the provincial budget revealed Feb. 27, SAIT announced 230 positions would be eliminated. [ READ MORE ]
Calgary’s architectural and design community is on the hunt for solutions to solve local income inequality, flood mitigation and automation problems. More than 100 people were in the audience for the Just City panel that [ READ MORE ]
Over a third of the students who said they would not try vaping, said they refused to make the switch for health-related reasons. They are concerned with the lack of information available on E-cigarettes. A few of the participants who said they wouldn’t swap smoke for vapour had actually tried vaping previously, but said vaping made them cough with more frequency. [ READ MORE ]
Maxime Bernier talks about the budget and his tax plans at town hall meeting in Calgary. [ READ MORE ]
The UCP provincial government released their budget on Oct.24, and the budget has cut provincial grants to post-secondary institutions by 7.9 per cent for this year alone, while also deciding to cancel the tuition freeze in 2020-21. [ READ MORE ]
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