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Let’s explore SFU’s campus life

Features Features - July 28, 2021 0

by Jacob Mattie, Peak Associate Burnaby Mountain — whose base is named Lhuḵw’lhuḵw’áyten by the Squamish people in reference to its groves of Arbutus trees — hosts...

I’m proud of being disabled

Features Features - July 26, 2021 0

by Jae Stafford, SFU Student I can't count the school days I missed growing up because of my disabilities. Gastrointestinal issues like GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease),...

Being mixed is as confusing as my ethnicity

Features Features - July 21, 2021 0

by Marco Ovies, Features Editor In 1993, Time Magazine published a special issue titled The New Face of America with a computer-rendered image of a...

SFYou: Rumneek Johal, news journalist and social media savant

Features Features - July 19, 2021 0

by Harvin Bhathal, Peak Associate Rumneek Johal is what we would call a Peak success story – one of our own. A former Peak journalist who...

Dutch court orders Shell to reduce carbon emissions by 45% by 2030

Features Features - July 13, 2021 0

by Harvin Bhathal, Peak Associate In a landmark case, Royal Dutch Shell, more commonly known as Shell, was ordered by a court in The Hague...

Vaccine production companies place money first

Features Features - July 12, 2021 0

by Nancy La, Staff Writer If the invention of the vaccine is humanity’s greatest gift, then the concept of medical patents is our greatest curse....

Vancouver Whitecaps in danger of franchise relocation

Restored access to SFU Canvas following security breach

SFU community members sound alarm on new investment policy draft

Langara journalism program faced with potential closure

Student aid should match cost of living

Using Canvas means we have 9,000 eggs in one basket

Post-secondary education funding is mishandled

Life and growth are never linear

War and peace through the lens of young adults in love

How monuments shape public spaces

Need to Know, Need to Go: Events for an active summertime

Monday Music: An escape into the many lenses of shoegaze

Buddhists celebrate the teachings of Vesak 2,570 years on

Long Story Short: Paving a non-linear academic path

SFYou: Kyle Newcomb of Setiaputra Lab

Health policy expert Dr. Leah Shipton explains duplicative health-care

Stephen Harper: a man looking for love

Exclusive interview with David Eby

Joy Johnson reacts to communist positivity on campus

I went on a Scientology speedrun . . . this is what happened

Wayne Gretzky’s false Canadiana

Former SFU women’s basketball coach inducted into Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame

How the Red Leafs fared to start 2025

Staying active when everything feels expensive