The Gauntlet

2 days ago | thegauntlet.ca | Nazeefa Ahmed

By Josie Simon, April 22 2025—UCalgary opened Quantum City’s qHub on March 21. This development is an essential step for Alberta’s quantum technology sector. It will change our province’s technology landscape and economic future. What is Quantum City’s qHub? The qHub is a large collaborative space that spans 17,400 sq. ft.

2 days ago | thegauntlet.ca | Nazeefa Ahmed

By Anna Maxwell, April 22 2025—Making her federal debut, Keira Gunn is campaigning to serve as Calgary Confederation’s voice in Ottawa. With a PhD in mathematics from the University of Calgary, the New Democratic Party hopeful is looking to blend her analytical expertise with lived experiences to tackle the challenges facing this community. Gunn grew up in Hamilton, Ontario, where her father worked as a steelworker during the recession of the 1990s.

3 days ago | thegauntlet.ca | Nazeefa Ahmed

By Holly Anghel, April 21 2025—Throughout her career, Lady Gaga has experimented with various musical genres to demonstrate her remarkable versatility and constantly evolving artistic identity. Her album The Fame (2008) launched her into stardom as a pop star, while her album Joanne (2016) embraced soft rock. Artpop (2013) ventured into avant-garde territory, while her performance in Joker: Folie à Deux (2024)showcased her jazz capabilities.

3 days ago | thegauntlet.ca | Nazeefa Ahmed

By Ansharah Shakil, April 17 2025—It is a truth universally acknowledged that Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice remains a classic, but Forte Musical Theatre’s Austentatious, coming back to Calgary after 15 years from April 8-19, is certainly not a straight-forward adaptation of the novel.

3 days ago | thegauntlet.ca | Nazeefa Ahmed

By Jill Reeves, April 21 2025—Following a previous policy grievance issued by the University of Calgary’s Faculty Association (TUCFA) regarding the arts programs changes, the association has released two more, focusing on process abuses and the use of misleading information. Addressed to the Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Dr. Aofie Mac Namara, the initial grievance was in regard to violating agreement protocols in the faculty’s undertaking of a curriculum renewal process.