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Jules Sherred makes cooking accessible in Crip Up The Kitchen
By: Alex Masse, Peak Associate
Jules Sherred’s Crip Up The Kitchen is a debut cookbook with a twist — it’s written by and for disabled...
Glow Motive rises from the waters with a debut single
By: Alex Masse, Peak Associate
Vancouver-based duo Glow Motive is, like the ocean they draw inspiration from, in a constant ebb and flow. The pair...
BC youth tackle eco-anxiety in new digital zine
By: Simran Sarai, Sports Writer
The effects of the climate crisis are disproportionate for minorities and low income countries. In BC, communities have suffered...
Poets+ is the future of Vancouver’s poetry scene
By: Alex Masse, Peak Associate
Released on January 14, Poets+ is the creative brainchild of the Arts Council of New Westminster, Fifth Chord Studios, and Tawahum...
Breaks from academia can do a world of good
By: Alex Masse
University is a commitment — if you’re looking to complete a Bachelor’s degree, you can expect at least four years spent in an...
An artsy year in review
By: Tamanna T., Staff Writer and Alex Masse, Peak Associate
Tammy:
Podcasts
For the past few years, podcasts have grown in popularity. Interested in how the process...
Drag is art, and it’s important to queer history
by Alex Masse, Peak Associate
It’s LGBT History Month. For many, the history of the queer community is marked by a small number of...
Fairything and SIESKI dazzle live audience at Queer Coded pride event
By: Kelly Chia, Staff Writer
With the backdrop of a peachy sunset, Queer Coded’s Pride Picnic waved the summer off and treated the audience at...
Monday Music: Hype yourself up to be perceived again
By: Alex Masse, Peak Associate
Well, it’s happening. It’s really happening: we’re back to in-person classes. I don’t know about the rest of you, but...
Spring semester confessionals
By: Nancy La, Alex Masse, and Jacob Mattie
Attention, adulation, and validation
By: Alex Masse
The mortifying ordeal of being known, am I right? And through a shoddy,...
