Observatory plans will have students seeing stars

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Watch out, koi pond. There’s a bigger fish planning to make its home on the AQ lawn, and it’s a $4.4 million observatory. With financial...
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RCMP responds to threat on Burnaby campus

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Photo by Helen Crofts (@croftsyyy)   Students were all atwitter on Burnaby Mountain as the RCMP flooded the campus on Wed. Jan 8, responding to a...
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Seven Essentials

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1 Coffee: “For sure.” 2 Exercise: “I try to run if not every day then at least every second day.” 3 CBC Radio:  “I’m addicted to CBC Radio.” 4 Email: “I...
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Build SFU selects SUB site

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After months of deliberation and consultation with students, Build SFU has chosen the Crossroads site as the location of the new Student Union Building. The...
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Supreme Court of Canada strikes down anti-prostitution laws

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On Dec. 20, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC), made the unanimous decision to strike down Canada’s anti-prostitution laws. The ruling was made on...
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Community engagement pays off

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Two first-year SFU students are putting our university’s motto of “engaging the world” to practice, as each have been awarded a $60,000 scholarship for...
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Board reappoints Petter as SFU President

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On Nov. 28, the Board of Governors unanimously approved Andrew Petter’s reappointment as SFU’s President for a second five-year term, to begin on Sept....
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University Briefs

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  Dino discovery at U of A A team of scientists from the University of Alberta discovered a very well preserved fossil from a duck-billed Edmontosaurus...
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Panel gives pipeline the green light

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A National Energy Board Joint Review Panel, put in charge of deciding the fate of the proposed $7.9 billion (formerly estimated at $6.5 billion)...
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Professor under fire after critiquing African economic data

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An SFU professor’s newly released book critiquing African statistical data has caused an uproar across Africa, resulting in his explusion from two international conferences...
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