Arts & Sports Section
emma mcgill – arts & sports editor
Hi there, I’m Emma! As community editor, I’m proud to oversee this section filled with pieces about events happening locally, embracing the arts, and people coming together to make awesome things happen.
To contribute with us, pick a pitch from the list and send me an email at artsandsports@carillonregina.com. Your own ideas for stories are also very welcome. If you have one, send me an email detailing the topic of your article and the message you are hoping to get across in covering it.
Please also let me know if you will have an image to go with your article, and whether it will be a half-page (550-750 words) or a full-page (950-1,150 words) piece. If you want help finding resources or brainstorming potential interview sources, I am more than happy to assist!
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Do you write poetry, short fiction, or creative non-fiction that you’ve been hoping to share with the world? Be a part of the Carillon’s brand new creative writing column by submitting your work to me for consideration.
(See our Creative Writing Submission Guidelines at the bottom of this page.)
What’s happening in October?
It’s certainly easy to get caught up in work and school and forget about all of the cool stuff happening in the city, even as the temperature drops and the leaves begin to fall.
Be the one to inform everybody about all the exciting stuff happening in Regina this month! Do some research and help promote community events, art and music shows, and more!
Student societies
Though some student societies are more loud and proud about what they get up to on campus, others keep more under the radar. It’s hard to know what exactly is out there, and what people can get involved in.
For this article, do some investigating as to what student societies are prominent on campus, what they get up to, and what they offer for the whole of the student body. To make things even more interesting, interview a few student society members.
Indigenous artist spotlight
Though there is much more work to be done than just adding a day to the calendar, Truth and Reconciliation day is an important reminder that giving everyone a voice is essential.
As we pass by this day, reach out to an Indigenous musician, visual artist, or creative of any kind to spotlight their work.
Cougars and Rams in action
As textbooks are dusted off and opened again, the university’s athletes have been training hard and looking forward to getting back in action. With so many athletes that are skilled in so many different sports and who are playing lots of games, there comes a lot of good interview and article material! Reach out to a Cougar or Ram and start a conversation, or go to a game and see what it’s all about.
Interview with an artist (series)
Let’s bring attention to the local artists of Regina and area! Regina, as the capital of Saskatchewan, is full of culturally diverse people, and those who wish to show their culture in their passions! Dancers, musicians, artisans, and others bring cultural aspects into their art to represent who they are and where they come from.
For this article:
- Reach out to local artists to find out their inspiration for their art, how they represent their culture and themselves through their mediums, where their art has taken them (have they shown their art in competitions, galleries, been hired by the city or organizations to create art for them, and more!), and where they hope to go from here.
