Climate Crisis: We can handle worrying about multiple problems — we just lack the time

By Luke Faulks, Opinions Editor Just over a month ago, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the planet’s highest climate research body, released the latest...

SUBstandard: The Student Union Building hours should match the rest of the campus

By Nercya Kalino, Staff Writer How is it that the most student-centric building on campus has the most restrictive hours? Whether it’s during or in-between...

The Darkest Timeline: Why are we so obsessed with the multiverse right now?

By Yasmin Vejs Simsek, Staff Writer The multiverse. It’s understandably on everyone’s lips right now. When it seems like our own reality is becoming increasingly nightmarish,...

Reconciliation on campus: Land acknowledgments at the start of classes are still performative

By Maya Beninteso, Peak Associate Content warning: mentions of graphic violence towards Indigenous peoples As another semester dawns upon us, it means enduring another semester of...

What Grinds Our Gears: In-person summer convocations

By Luke Faulks, Opinions Editor This July, for the first time in two years, SFU’s graduating class will be gathering for an in-person convocation. You’ll...

Political Corner: The best strategy for fighting climate misinformation is pointing to the world around you

By Olivia Visser, Staff Writer Climate change is real, imminent, and one of the biggest disasters facing humanity. More than sixty years of scientific research...

Brave new-ish world: Want to prepare students for the real world? Permanently hybridize classes

By Michael Le, SFU Student Over the last two years, we’ve learned to work in a whole new way. As of 2021, 66% of...

Embrace the Unexpected: Why joining a student organization was the best decision I ever made

By Luke Faulks, Opinions Editor This May, for the first time in two years, Clubs Day is back in person at SFU! From May 17–19, ...

Consuming in good conscience: The next generation will be ashamed of our record on animal rights

By Olivia Visser, Staff Writer It’s 2022 and we’re still failing to treat our animals with dignity. Despite significant strides made on progressive causes, we’re...

Maybe it’s the system: Capitalism is killing us and telling us the problem is our brains

By Meera Eragoda, Features Editor One in three Canadians are likely to experience a mental illness in their lifetime. In 2020, pre-pandemic, The Tyee reported...