New Music: Kid Koala releases single and announces new album, Creatures of the Late Afternoon

By: C Icart, staff writer Nearly three decades after the beginning of his career, Vancouver turntable legend, Kid Koala is releasing his ninth album. The...

Jewish Book Festival presents a collection of vivid graphic novels

By: Aditi Dwivedi, News Writer Every year, the shelves of the Cherie Smith Jewish Community Centre’s Jewish Book Festival, one of Vancouver’s “leading cultural and...

Creative Corner: Acrylic pour reignited my creativity

By: Farah Messan, SFU Student At the height of pandemic restrictions in 2020, I had become consumed by loneliness and felt an insatiable thirst for...

New anthology explores how Vancouver’s support structures can guide us through precarious times

By: Saije Rusimovici, Staff Writer In the midst of a global pandemic, climate change, and economic instability, What Are Our Supports? provides a unique look...

Monday Music: Uplifting Afropop

By: Balqees Jama, SFU Student Listening to Afropop makes me wish I fully understood Pidgin so I could get even more lost in its euphonic bliss....

Meet Angela Sterritt: SFU Library’s 2023 non-fiction writer in residence

By: Anna Kazi, SFU Student SFU recently welcomed Angela Sterritt, writer and “award-winning investigative journalist” as their 2023 writer in residence. Sterritt is part of...

New Music: Poolblood’s debut album, Mole, is a soothing blend of genres

By: Aditi Dwivedi, News Writer Breaking through the symmetry of the traditional forms of music and storytelling, Toronto-based artist Poolblood just released their debut album,...

Hidden Gems: Local artisans to shop online

By: Saije Rusimovici, Staff Writer Le Petit Laser Design Co Order online and pick-up free in East Van or Kerrisdale Image courtesy of @lepetitlaserdesignco on Instagram Inspired by...

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...

Creative Corner: My 2023 vision board

By: Petra Chase, Arts & Culture Editor The winter break holds the liminal space before a new year that always inspires introspection, but this year...