Incorporating the lessons of Bandi Chhor Divas in today’s world

Bandi Chhor Divas is a celebration born from the events that took place after Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji, the sixth guru of Sikhi (anglicized...

The Peak’s 60th anniversary: Notable articles from 1965–1995

Since 1965, The Peak has brought issues that matter to students to the forefront, investigating concerns, engaging students in university and local politics, and...

SFYou: Dr. María Ignacia Barraza

María Ignacia Barraza is an assistant professor in the department of world languages and literatures in the faculty of arts and social sciences at...

A letter of challenge from a recovering perfectionist

Are you a perfectionist? Start with this short checklist: Do you set big goals for yourself, yet feel no sense of...

SFYou: Sarah Law

A recent SFU graduate with a master’s of arts in sociology, Sarah Law currently works as the director of community engagement of the feminist...

Performative Man Contest brings more than just irony to Vancouver

The night of September 4 saw dozens of Gen Zers adorned with tote bags, carrying vinyls and books, wired earphones, Labubu keychains, and menstrual...

Remembering Kulbir Kaila

Interview and translations by: Ashima Shukla, Staff Writer Kulbir Kaila worked at SFU for 17 years. On July 28, she died at the age of...

Documenting my transition away from Google’s search engine

Discussing all the reasons to boycott Google would take an entire article, but the tech giant’s involvement in violent state surveillance projects is reason...

Course Review: The wonders of classical mythology

It’s often difficult to decide which classes to take for an upcoming semester. I constantly find myself lost in an entanglement of thoughts as...

SFYou: Adam Bremner-Akins

Adam Bremner-Akins is not your typical politician. He’s 23 years old, works a minimum-wage job as a restaurant waiter, has run for elected office...