Five queer-antine films for a virtual Pride Month

By: Juztin Bello, Copy Editor At the unfortunate news of Pride celebrations being cancelled across the world at the hands of COVID-19 (AKA Miss Rona),...

Monday Music: Sappy songs for the sapphic soul

By: Molly Lorette, Peak Associate All of the Monday Music for the Summer 2020 semester is now be available on The Peak’s Spotify Playlist, Monday Music Summer...

The People’s Co-op Bookstore is a Commercial Drive gem that needs to be protected

By: Meera Eragoda, Arts & Culture Editor Let me start by declaring that I love independent bookstores. They have always felt more personal than going...

The Half of It showcases marginalized perspectives and conveys the tragedy and joy of relationships

By: Kate Olivares, Peak Associate Time and time again, we are shown that coming-of-age movies have so much more to offer beyond love triangles between...

Vancouver’s underrated, hidden art gems are well worth visiting

By: Devana Petrovic, Staff Writer   The Granville Loop Tunnel Street Art Gallery Location: Granville Loop Park Artists: Alternating local artists  The Granville Tunnel Street Art Gallery is a...

SFU grad’s business venture is a delightful culmination of chocolate and friendship

By: Sara Wong, Peak Associate Whether your online classes are stressing you out, your family is starting to irritate you, or your lack of seeing...

Monday Music: Asian excellence to enjoy year-round

By: Michelle Young, Staff Writer During isolation, many of us have been on the hunt for new tracks to add to our playlists. So why...

Never Have I Ever watched a show that depicts Indian representation this cleverly

By: Harvin Bhathal, Peak Associate As an Indian myself, I appreciated Never Have I Ever for what it provided for me. Broadly speaking (as there...

Good Things To Do offers a spark of hope in a time of fear

By: Madeleine Chan, Staff Writer Skeptical was the best word you could have used to describe my feelings prior to attending this performance. The description...

Five fiction books to satiate your traveling instincts this summer

By: Anna Kazi, SFU Student It’s a no-brainer that many people are disappointed with how this summer has turned out. There are none of the...