Black spaces that feel like home

Features C Icart - 0
Last December, I went home to see my family for the holidays, as I do every year. It was a great time, and after...
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SFU Iranian students speak out

Features Jonah Lazar and Petra Chase - 0
It’s been over a month since the Islamic Republic of Iran began its crackdown on nationwide protests against the regime. Protests erupted in December...
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Remembering Assata Shakur

Features Zainab Salam - 0
Content warning: mentions of solitary confinement. Humans of all walks of life leave an imprint as they live. But once they’re gone, this imprint solidifies...
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“Science lost to fear”: BC’s halted drug decriminalization program

Features Olivia Sherman - 0
In January 2026, the BC government announced their drug decriminalization policy “has not delivered the results we hoped for” and that the province would...
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Long Story Short: Romance is a sidequest but the prize is the friends I made along the way

Features Noeka Nimmervoll - 0
I have been in my fair share of serious relationships since I was a teenager. They’ve given me some of the most wonderful experiences...
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SFYou: Dr. Cornel Bogle

Features Maya Barillas Mohan - 0
Dr. Cornel Bogle is an assistant professor in the English department currently teaching ENGL 361, “Diaspora Literatures” and ENGL 852, “Studies in Gender, Sexuality,...
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AI is not a magic trick

Features Ashima Shukla - 0
Content warning: brief mentions of death, suicide, torture, and sexual assault. Recently, Billie Eilish shared a post on Instagram about artificial intelligence that has haunted...
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Long Story Short: I’m learning to redefine my understanding of rest

Features Ella Pendlington - 0
Content warning: brief mention of slavery. I knew beginning university would be a big change. Now that I’ve finished my first semester, I wouldn’t say...
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Temporal, spatial, and interrelational passages from The Lyre 16’s team

Features Clara Xu - 0
The Lyre Mag, one of SFU’s longest current running undergraduate journals, published their 16th edition in October 2025. Operating out of the department of...
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Three music platforms for a better listening experience

Features Heidi Kwok - 0
The onset of the 2000s ushered in the birth of online streaming, driven by small tech startups who would become the exploitative media monopolies...
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