Monday Music: Tunes for when you don’t feel like leaving the house

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By: Dev Petrovic, Staff Writer Everyone has those days where leaving the house is just not the mood. Whether you’ve decided to stay home to...
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Vancouver’s first Poetry Phone is now available

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By: Alex Masse, Staff Writer The Vancouver area has always had a thriving poetry scene, from its poetry house that runs festivals and slams to...
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Jeff Cooper, creator of “The Mixd Project,” highlights Black-mixed folks’ experiences

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By: Yelin Gemma Lee, Peak Associate On the evening of March 10, Vancouver creative Jeff Cooper gave a virtual presentation called Mixd: The past, the...
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Monday Music: Songs to make you feel like an ethereal forest nymph

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By: Kyla Dowling, Staff Writer and Bog Being It’s that time of the semester. Assignments are piling up, due dates are getting closer, and discussion...
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Need to Know, Need to Go: March 15–21

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By: Gurleen Aujla, SFU Student Visual Art Forum: Ursula Johnson | March 16, 9:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m. | FREE | Online Audain Visual Artist in Residence and...
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“Full of Chit-Chat” features lightness and substance with community leaders

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By: Emma Jean, Staff Writer The interview podcast format is as old as the podcast itself, repeated countless times by a whole host of curious...
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Local drag performer Dust is making queer art thrive in quarantine

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By: Alex Masse, Staff Writer While the COVID-19 pandemic has brought much of the local art scene to a screeching halt, some have seen this...
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“Here on the Coast:” a masterful tapestry of stories

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By: Kyla Dowling, Staff Writer Editor's note: Here on the Coast is a collection of essays. Any references to the book as a novel have been...
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Four female protagonists who display resilience and strength

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By: Charlene Aviles, Peak Associate Fairy tales are an opportunity for the audience to delve into a world of adventure. However, stories such as Snow...
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“My Octopus Teacher” is a timely reminder of humanity

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By: Tiffany Chang, Peak Associate I have always found nature documentaries quite fascinating. From seeing how animals survive in their natural habitats to seismic environmental...
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