Record renaissance
By Navneet Nagra
Vinyl — archaic or classic? Sales trends in the last five years have been tipping in favour of the gramophone
It’s 1991, the...
Breaking into music journalism
By Demi Begin (The Link — Concordia University)
Pitchfork’s Mark Richardson’s words on breaking into the industry ring true for any collegiate chasing more...
Artwork by students now on display around Woodward’s
By Esther Tung
Students from the class as well as from other campuses invited for dialogue and collaboration at CityStudio workshops
Until Wednesday, paintings and installations...
King of the stage
By Esther Tung
Drag king performer Ponyboy stays gold by breaking traditional ideas of gender identities and norms
When Paige Frewer puts on a fake moustache...
SFU alumni shortlisted for B.C. Book Prizes
By Monica Miller
Several alumni were nominated, including journalist Allen Garr, who made heavy contributions to Chuck Davis’ final work
Vancouver journalist and broadcaster Chuck Davis’...
Sisters & Brothers captures the sibling dynamic
By Ljudmila Petrovic
TIFF 2011 favourite premieres theatrically in Vancouver, Victoria, and Toronto cinemas
When my little sister was eight years old, she told me that...
Movie review: The Hunger Games
By Denise Wong
Yet another addition to the list of big budget disappointments rolling out this year
As one of the most anticipated movie releases of...
Theatre review: The Importance of Being Earnest
By Larissa Albuquerque
Wilde wit comes alive with a contemporary twist on the dialogue that makes it more accessible to the average sense of humour
Energy...
Fashions of the world wars’ intermission
By Daryn Wright
‘Golden age thinking’: the belief that a time before our own was better, more progressive, and in this case — more chic
Serving...
Woodward’s vibrant arts community
By Josie Wichrowski
Social cohesion continues to thrive among the fine arts departments despite geographical separation from the main campus
At the beginning of the semester,...
