Brighter side: Joy and a heron

By: Elijah Dunham-Jasich, SFU Student I find most of my Burnaby campus joy in myopic fashion. The AQ’s single-paned windows and their accompanying “be heat...

The rise of economic nationalism sidelines reconciliation

By: Zainab Salam, SFU Student On the windy afternoon of January 19, I drove down to Bellingham to go shopping. I wanted some fridge necessities...

Non-Black minorities need to stop using the N-word

By: Kamal Nagi, SFU Student Black contributions have helped shape much of contemporary pop culture. Instead of recognition, however, non-Black influencers continuously take credit for...

Trump’s anti-DEI military initiative blatantly attempts to erase Black American contributions

By: Phone Min Thant, Staff Writer In the wake of US President Donald Trump’s personal vendettas, obsessions, and destructive thinking lies the sputtering corpse of...

Leftist politicians shouldn’t abandon their communities

By: Mason Mattu, News Writer In a relatively unsuccessful move to gain support, former vice-president and 2024 presidential nominee Kamala Harris focused her campaign strategy...

Why we should vote “yes” on the Health and Dental Plan fee increase

By: Emmanuel Adegboyega, SFU Student Editor’s note: This was written by the Simon Fraser Student Society president endorsing a referendum he has worked on. The...

The “right” has the wrong ideas about sexual health

By: Michael Morris, SFU Student Whether it’s blocking contraceptives, stigmatizing or removing abortion, those who are the most impacted by the right’s attack on sexual...

The importance of revitalizing Africville

By: Mason Mattu, News Writer Content warning: forced displacement and racial violence are central topics in this article. Imagine sitting at home one day and looking...

The Green party is missing in action

By: Mason Mattu, News Writer In 2019, I watched Green Party leader Elizabeth May stand her ground in the Federal Leaders Debate and thought to...

Brighter side: A trail worth following

By: Moe Hare, SFU Student There’s something undeniably sexy about a happy trail. That thin line of hair leading down, drawing your gaze exactly where...