In any student’s time at university, there will be challenges that need to be overcome on the way to success — challenges like a first research paper, a first group project or a first class presentation. All of these trials act as stepping stones, preparing students for challenges further down the road. For choreography and performance students in the University of Calgary’s dance department, Dance@Noon and Dance@Night are the biggest trials.


Clubs Week is a chance to open your eyes to a campus rich with culture from every corner of the globe, or delve into the two-dimensional world of tabletop gaming. You can dedicate yourself to a charitable cause or pledge your leisure time to watching Star Wars. 


It’s all yours to explore at the University of Calgary’s semi-annual Clubs Week, which showcases over 150 U of C clubs from Jan. 14–18 in MacEwan Student Centre. 


History 340: Multiculturalism, Immigration and Ethnicity, is the newest course in the University of Calgary’s department of history for this fall. The course concentrates on the history of multiculturalism in Canada and covers how Canada grew into a country of different beliefs, attitudes and backgrounds.