The Dead Poets Reading Series offers an alternative to your traditional in-person poetry reading

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by Isabella Wang, Mahtab Kundan, and Claudya Leclerc If you look anywhere on the news, very likely, the top stories these days are about COVID-19 —...
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Add CANADALAND’s accessible and entertaining media criticism and news beats to your podcasting diet

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by Gabrielle McLaren, Peak Associate Hear me out: CANADALAND is a podcast about Canadian politics, current affairs, news, and media.  Wait, no, don’t leave, come back! It’s...
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Dr. Paul Budra gives a fascinating talk on The Shakespeare Conspiracy

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by Lubaba Mahmud, Staff Writer Sometimes I wish that I were an English major, which is what I thought I would be back in middle school....
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Pixar’s latest film Onward holds a strong message about sibling love and personal growth

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by Kim Regala, Staff Writer On his sixteenth birthday, shy and unconfident Ian Lightfoot (voiced by Tom Holland) receives a gift that gives him the...
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a nostalgic and escapist treat

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by Madeleine Chan, Staff Writer The return of Animal Crossing has finally come, and it was well worth the wait. The cute and colourful life-simulator is...
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If you’re in need of a new song to love, “Everything” by Royal Oak is everything you need!

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by Rebeka Roga, SFU Student With two nation-wide tours behind them, two albums, an EP, and several singles on Spotify, Royal Oak is a very impressive...
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Community is as funny now as it was back when it aired in 2009

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by James Conn, Peak Associate I knew of popular sitcom Community for a few years prior to actually watching it, mainly because I am a...
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History department’s annual book club turns into a love letter to Maria Campbell

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by Gabrielle McLaren, Editor-in-Chief Content note: This article includes discussion of sexual violence against Indigenous women and girls.  Some attendees came to SFU History Reads 2020...
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Watching Makoto Shinkai’s Weathering With You feels like sunshine on a cold day

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by Kelly Chia, Features Editor Having watched Makoto Shinkai’s last acclaimed movie, Your Name, I was excited to see Weathering with You. Both the soundtrack...
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Social distancing doesn’t have to be just staring longingly out your window for the entire day

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by Marco Ovies, Arts Editor If you’re anything like me, you’ve been social distancing for a little bit now. For me this means going for...
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