A timeline of SFSS conduct and concerns

Features Meera Eragoda - 0
May 2022  President Helen Sofia Pahou and the new Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS) begin their 2022/23 term.  May 11, 2022  ...
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The default male

Features Yasmin Vejs Simsek - 0
The “default male” is a term that describes males as the norm in our society and in data collection. This results in research being...
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Exploring Canada’s racist history of drug prohibition

Features Olivia Visser - 0
Content warning: anti-Asian racism, anti-Indigeneity, white supremacy, xenophobia, drugs, and drug-related death This month, BC set out to be Canada’s first province to decriminalize the...
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The Association of Latin American Students (ALAS) welcomes all members with open arms

Features Isabella Urbani - 0
You hear it said time and time again. Joining a club at any level — high school, university, adulthood — can be a life...
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Meet the SFU club building electric racing cars from scratch

Features Isabella Urbani - 0
Do you have a need for speed? Since 2017, Team Phantom has been designing fully-operational electric vehicles for racing competitions. The club was started...
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What does it mean to be an immigrant on stolen lands?

Features Meera Eragoda - 0
Content warning: war, genocide, colonialism, anti-Indigeneity, racism It’s uncomfortable but necessary to think about what it means to be a racialized immigrant settler on stolen...
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When homesickness feels a lot like grief

Features Alyssa Victorino - 0
I learned what it meant to be homesick when I was nine.  My family and I packed up everything we owned, said heavy goodbyes to...
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The future of MAiD has the disability community worried

Features Serena Bains - 0
Content warning: discussions of medical assistance in dying (MAiD), suicidality, ableism, eugenics, anti-Indigenous racism, and self-harm As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, disabled people are not...
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Windows to the past: building up historic Chinatown

Features Kelly Chia - 0
Growing up, my fondest memories of Chinatown were walking through the iconic Millenium Gate that greets every visitor and seeing the dancing lions parading...
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Community-focused gardening

Features Meera Eragoda - 0
Editor's note: This piece has been updated to reflect Embark Sustainability Society is a non-profit group located on SFU's campuses. “Gardening is an act of...
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