Monday Music: Moody and magical melodies for Halloween

By: Kelly Chia, Staff Writer I’ve never really engaged in witchcraft or dabbled in the occult, but sometimes I get the feeling of wanting to...

Dr. Asel Omar and Anosh Irani find common ground on the topic of displacement

By: Isabella Wang, SFU Student On October 9, 2019, a congregation of students and staff gathered for a long-anticipated talk featuring Dr. Asel Omar and...

LiterASIAN offers an in-depth glimpse into the Asian-Canadian writing community

By: Kitty Cheung, Peak Associate Now in its seventh year, LiterASIAN is an annual Asian-Canadian writers’ festival. Organized by the Asian Canadian Writers’ Workshop (ACWW),...

The Lighthouse tells a haunting tale of two men and their tragic downfall at sea

By: Kim Regala, Peak Associate Following his successful directorial debut with atmospheric horror film The Witch (2015), director Robert Eggers returns to the big screen...

Out of Tune shines at VIFF with a quirky storyline and eccentric characters

By: Lubaba Mahmud, Staff Writer For a much-needed break from midterm preparations, I went out to see the North American premiere of Out of Tune...

White Reaper proves rock and roll isn’t dead at the Biltmore Cabaret

By: Andrea Renney, Arts Editor Long-haired guys headbanging. Girls in ripped t-shirts and leopard print dresses in the front row. Powerful guitar riffs taking centre...

Boy & Bear and Stu Larsen deliver a heart-warming performance at the Commodore Ballroom

By: Kim Regala, Peak Associate Following a four-year hiatus after releasing Limit of Love in 2015, Boy & Bear have returned to the music scene...

Student Artist Spotlight: Aynaz Parkas

By: Kaila Bhullar, SFU Student Aynaz Parkas is an SFU student in her third year of the School for the Contemporary Arts’ Visual Art program....

Along the 95 B-Line: Great hangouts and eateries for students

By: Ben McGuinness, Peak Associate On the cold plateau of SFU Burnaby, where you can literally see snowy mountain ranges far into the distance, one...

Monday Music: Songs to cry over midterms to

By: Andrea Renney, Arts Editor Even though it feels like the semester just started, there’s no avoiding the fact that it is, unfortunately, midterm season....