How Dungeons and Dragons got me through 2020
Written by: Alex Masse, Staff Writer
Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) is no stranger to popular culture, especially following a renaissance of sorts in the 2010s....
Panelists elicit hope for the future of university-community engagement
How are universities responding to the needs of students among the pandemic? How are universities ensuring they remain engaged with the community? These are...
What about Blackness?
Written by: Linda Kanyamuna, SFU Student
What about Black Students?
“What about Blackness? What about Blackness? What about Blackness?” repeats Bilan Arte, a Black-Muslim feminist and...
Getting comfortable with sex and intimacy
Written by: Kelly Chia
My journey to becoming comfortable with sex has been a bit . . . tenuous, to say the least. For a...
How SFU’s mishandling of sexual assault excaberated my trauma
Written by: Sarah Russo
Content Warning: heavy discussion of sexual assault, mentions of suicide
Three days into my time at SFU, I was sexually assaulted. I've...
Toxicity in online yoga communities and how my Master’s degree helped me break free
Written by: Charlotte Gravert, SFU Student
I vividly remember the first time I went to a yoga class — the kind of yoga that contemporary...
Moving Towards a More Equitable Housing System reimagines the rights and lives of renters
Written by: Emma Jean, Staff Writer
A group of statisticians, advocates, urban planners, real estate developers and a journalist walk into a Zoom meeting and...
Jeremy Stone: “‘Buy Local’ isn’t just for Christmas!”
Written by: Saman Dara, SFU Student
Jeremy Stone, director of the community economic development (CED) program at SFU, uses the concept of ecological resilience as...
UBC allegedly erases Dr. Amie Wolf’s reports of behaviour among teacher candidates reinforcing white...
Written by: Harvin Bhathal, Features Editor
Dr. Amie Wolf is an adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia (UBC) teaching two sections of a...
SFYou: Cynthia Jones, 2020 Nobel Peace Prize Winner
Written by: Charlene Aviles, Peak Associate
Name: Cynthia Jones
Pronouns: she / her
Departmental affiliation: Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology (graduated in 1990)
Hometown: Agassiz, BC
Occupation: Chief, Administrative...
