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...

Good Omens is the most uplifting love story about the apocalypse you’ll watch this summer

Good Omens has it all: Armageddon, biblical blasphemy, and a possible love story between an angel and a demon. So naturally, Good Omens is...

Hasan Minhaj’s Netflix original is a class act

By: Mishaa Khan, Peak Associate The 2019 Peabody Entertainment Award winner, Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj, is a satirical political comedy series on Netflix that...

Album Reviews: Jamila Woods’s LEGACY! LEGACY! and Tyler, the Creator’s IGOR

By: Kitty Cheung, Staff Writer LEGACY! LEGACY! by Jamila Woods Jamila Woods’s LEGACY! LEGACY! is an uplifting album due to its strong messages of feminist liberation,...

Spaces and how we interact with them: a look at two local exhibitions

By: Kaila Bhullar, SFU Student Location, layout, and mediums are all necessary parts of an exhibition or gallery space, though they are rarely ever considered...

Controversial Charles Comfort mural will no longer be displayed at SFU

By: Alison Wick, Arts Editor In 2004, SFU acquired a 19-metre-long, $600,000 colonial artwork painted by Charles Comfort, receiving it from the Toronto Dominion (TD...

Icelandic film showcase, Wayward Heroes, opens with a geriatric love story and a Nordic noir

By: Pamela Subia, SFU Student The filth of human behaviour and the anguish of nostalgia as we age are two of the concepts featured in...

Aladdin’s live action remake is a whole new world of mediocre

By: Kim Regala, Peak Associate Magic flying carpets, wish-granting genies, and a charming young prince eager to show you a whole new world: what else...

Because We Are Girls explores the true impact of sexual abuse and the true importance of community

By: Kaila Bhullar, SFU Student From exposing harsh realities and implications of Indian cultural influences (in both tradition and media) to openly sharing firsthand experiences of...