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

Arts Saije Rusimovici - 0
In the midst of a global pandemic, climate change, and economic instability, What Are Our Supports? provides a unique look at the ways artwork...
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Meet Angela Sterritt: SFU Library’s 2023 non-fiction writer in residence

Arts Anna Kazi - 0
SFU recently welcomed Angela Sterritt, writer and “award-winning investigative journalist” as their 2023 writer in residence. Sterritt is part of the Gitanmaax community of...
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BC youth tackle eco-anxiety in new digital zine

Arts Simran Sarai - 0
The effects of the climate crisis are disproportionate for minorities and low income countries. In BC, communities have suffered damage and death from extended...
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Queer Little Nightmares reveals the humanity in monstrosity

Arts Tianne Jensen-DesJardins - 0
My first encounter with the monstrous was Frankenstein. In my first read, I appreciated Frankenstein for Shelley’s writing skill — the novel is a...
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Books and belonging: Vancouver Black Library opens its doors

Arts Saije Rusimovici - 0
For Vancouver’s cultural communities, community spaces help preserve culture and offer a sense of belonging. As a hub for both educational resources and interpersonal...
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Deep dive into daydreams and diversions with David Ly

Arts Gem Yelin Lee - 0
“There is nothing / more soothing / than returning / to the water / with only / our unyielding / imagination / of whatever...
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Robin Mitchell Cranfield’s unique analysis of the Ulysses universe

Arts Petra Chase - 0
Irish novelist James Joyce’s modernist novel, Ulysses, is widely known in literary circles as notoriously tedious to get through. With 732 pages of inventive...
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