Put your problem solving to the test at Smartypantz escape rooms

Arts EIC - 0
Real life escape rooms, a concept created by programmers in Silicon Valley, have now made their way to Richmond, Vancouver, and Burnaby. More than...
Read more

Hansel and Gretel is updated In a Forest Dark and Deep

Arts EIC - 0
From May 20–30, In a Forest, Dark and Deep brought intrigue and mystery to the Havana Theatre. Presented by Naked Goddess Productions and directed...
Read more

Focus takes a stab at corporate culture

Arts EIC - 1
Corporate culture’s a drag. Or at least that’s what movies tell me, as I can’t say I have a lot of experience in the...
Read more

Awolnation hit the ground running

Arts EIC - 0
Fresh off the release of their second album Run on March 17, Awolnation is beginning its Run 2015 Tour, hitting locations all across the...
Read more

Summer Happenings at Woodward’s

Arts EIC - 0
The summer heat is here in full blast, and so are SFU Woodward’s summer events. Among other things, this season promises innovation, a gospel...
Read more

The latest Mad Max is a bizarre spectacle

Arts EIC - 0
For the last decade, prolific film director George Miller has been synonymous with one blockbuster franchise. Yes, I’m talking about Happy Feet! It’s hard...
Read more

Timbuktu’s Islamic fundamentalism is repetitive and disjointed

Arts EIC - 0
There’s a moment in Timbuktu where a woman handling fish in a market with her bare hands is violently threatened by a Jihadist soldier....
Read more

Tomorrowland is a lighthearted apocalyptic film

Arts EIC - 0
One thing I’ve never understood about people who love action movies is the thrill they get out of seeing skyscrapers, cities, and the world...
Read more

Miss Shakespeare follows in her father’s footsteps

Arts EIC - 0
What if Judith Shakespeare wanted to follow in her father’s footsteps and become a successful playwright herself? Miss Shakespeare is a new musical by...
Read more

The Happy Show is the cure Vancouver needs

Arts EIC - 0
The Vancouver Foundation has recently reported that Lower Mainland residents feel lonely and isolated, resulting in lower happiness overall. In order to address this...
Read more
1 2 3 … 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 … 290 291 292 Page 220 of 292

Simon Fraser University’s independent student newspaper since 1965.

For advertising inquiries: [email protected]
For promotional inquiries: [email protected]

© The Peak Publications Society

Simon Fraser University’s independent student newspaper since 1965.

For advertising inquiries: [email protected]
For promotional inquiries: [email protected]

© The Peak Publications Society