I’m not 100% sure I’m straight

Features Isabella Urbani - 0
I didn’t start to question my sexuality until my senior year of high school — not even when my entire friend group was doing...
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Finding my way back to art

Features Saije Rusimovici - 0
Art has always been a huge part of my life, even though I never considered myself an artsy person. I always thought that a...
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Children’s shows allowed my inner child to roam free

Features Isabella Urbani - 0
Growing up with two teenage brothers, I basically skipped over watching children’s shows. Sure, I can sort of remember watching Yo Gabba Gabba!, Lazy...
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Humble Beginnings

Features Izzy Cheung - 0
Documenting recipes is important because it allows future generations, such as you and I, to learn a bit about those who came before us....
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The TSSU Strike Vote: A Timeline of Events

Featured Stories Anthony Houston - 0
As is the case with any Canadian union, SFU’s Teaching Support Staff Union (TSSU) has the right to strike in accordance with the British...
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Free Tax Clinic: Say goodbye to tax stress and hello to free filing!

Features Vee Babbar - 0
Editor’s note: Vee Babbar, who wrote this article, is a member of the SFU Accounting Student Association.  Filing taxes is essential for university students in...
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When disaster strikes, these dogs don’t just sit and stay

Features Daniel Salcedo Rubio - 0
I come from Mexico, a country where, as unbelievable as it might sound, we have nearly annual earthquakes in September, now known as “earthquake...
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Rolling through history: The rich cultural legacy of roller skating

Features Nercya Kalino - 0
Many groups of people who face challenges in society find community and solace with those who face their same issues and develop bonds over...
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Black History Month is over, but Black history continues

Features C Icart - 0
Another Black History Month (BHM) and Black Futures Month have passed, so, I’m taking this opportunity to reflect on the mixed feelings that often...
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Lowering inflation isn’t enough to fix the rising cost of living

Features Olivia Visser - 0
Browsing news and social media these days feels increasingly dystopian. News feeds present articles about Canadians cutting back on prescription medications, working two jobs,...
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