Bard’s Spaghetti Western The Taming of the Shrew is everything a retelling should be
By: Gabrielle McLaren, Editor-in-Chief
Oh, Bard on the Beach. How I love you. Setting a Shakespearean comedy to the absurd Spaghetti Western genre was a hilarious...
Winona Forever release their new album with a mosh pit and crowd surfers at...
By: Winona Forever, Head Staff Writer
The crowd for the Winona Forever was a sea of lanky twenty-somethings, tousled hair, high-waisted denim, and people more...
Top 5 free outdoor movie nights to attend this summer
By: Marco Ovies, Peak Associate
Every summer there are tons of free outdoor movie screenings, so it can be difficult, even overwhelming, to decide which...
Writers Art BC Youth Poetry Contest Winning Submission
By: Rena Su, Pacific Academy High School
Editor’s Note: Alison Wick
This spring, The Writer’s Art, a club run by SFU students passionate about poetry and...
Need to Know, Need to Go: July 8-12
By: Alison Wick, Arts Editor
Indian Summer Festival at Woodward’s, July 9 and 10
The Indian Summer Festival, of which SFU is a founding partner, runs...
Staff Study Songs: Peak recommended music to zone in and focus
By: Kitty Cheung, Jennifer Low, Gabrielle McLaren, Nicole Magas, Ana Staskevich, and Alison Wick
For the start of midterms, some of The Peak staff collaborated on...
Contemporary Alaska Native identities and cultural tourism in Sitka
By: Ana Staskevich, Staff Writer
Alexis Bunten is an Native Alaskan (Aleut/Yup’ik) scholar and ethnographer. With a PhD in cultural anthropology in hand, Bunten is involved...
Bill Reid Gallery’s water honours us celebrates connection between local Indigenous women and water
By: Ben McGuinness, Peak Associate
qaʔ yəxw - water honours us: womxn and waterways is a mixed-media exhibition by a collective of local Indigenous women artists...
Need to Know, Need to Go: July 1–5
By: Alison Wick, Arts Editor
FIC Art Exhibit on Mental Health, July 2-5
On Tuesday, July 2, the Fraser International College is hosting an opening reception...
Kwadacha by the River screening: consent, consultation, and colonialism
By: Alison Wick, Arts Editor
Kendra Strauss, director of SFU’s labour studies program, described the W.A.C. Bennett Dam as one of many contemporary resource projects...
