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A magnifying glass pressed against a blue background.

Who killed McFogg?

Peak Web - April 11, 2025

SFUtile Facts

Pictionary with Stix the Burnt-Out Candle

This is an illustration of a chess board where each of the chess pieces (except the pawns) features the faces of political figures mentioned in this piece. The white pieces are featured at the top, with the black pieces on the bottom.

Trump loses historic match of geopolitical chess

A set of cards with different animal-like illustrations representing different faculties: A raccoon wearing a suit and tie, holding a phone A raccoon standing on its hind legs, to its right a stack of books. A dolphin with markings on its skin, floating in front of a laptop. A panda in a lab coat holding test tubes An elephant holding a paintbrush and a phone. A rodent-like creature with a nurse's hat and a face mask, holding a syringe. A creature with purple skin and green hair pointing towards a blackboard. A tiger with a leaf instead of a tail and a blue cap.

Introducing SFU faculty Pokémon cards

An illustration of the stairs leading up to the AQ at SFU Burnaby.

Lotería: SFU edition

Peak Web - April 4, 2025 0

“I fucking quit,” announces Mr. Monopoly

Peak Web - April 3, 2025 0

This is an illustration of the original Catan board game cover, with a sun rising behind mountains, except SFU is featured at the end of a path, and instead of “Catan,” it says “The Dismantlers of SFU.” The original terrain tiles (hexagonal shape) are replaced with vibrant illustrations of SFU equivalent settings, as mentioned in the piece.

Dismantlers of SFU — The Red Leafs’ Catan

Peak Web - April 3, 2025 0

Donald Trump and a baby sitting on the steps of SFU’s reflection pond with each holding some cards.

Trump bans Go Fish

Peak Web - April 3, 2025 0

A court sketch of a woman testifying in court while the defendant and the judge are ignoring her and playing Cards Against Humanity.

TRANSCRIPT: Survivor of a first-date Cards Against Humanity game testifies in...

Peak Web - April 1, 2025 0

Photo of Pawn Staff Writer Yildiz Subuk sitting at a table with a deck of cards. He is wearing a black hat and a black jacket. He is holding multiple cards in one hand facing him and one card in the other facing the camera. He looks very confused.

Bhabi Confusion-itis hits SFU Surrey campus by storm

Peak Web - April 1, 2025 0

Get ready with me: Ruling Candy Land edition!

Peak Web - April 1, 2025 0

Photo of an SFU science lab with illustrations of the four Cranium characters (Word Worm, Creative Cat, Data Head, and Star Performer) on top to make it look like they’re in the lab. They are around a hairy purple lump of Cranium clay. Star Performer is using tweezers to remove the hairs from the clay.

The Cranium Clay Test confirms humanity’s deepest divide

Peak Web - April 1, 2025 0

Photo depicting a professor and a student playing UNO against each other. The student is putting down a Wild Draw Four card. There are five other students behind them looking shocked. The professor holding significantly more cards than the student seems very focused.

Mattel CEO to fly to SFU to settle UNO card debate

Peak Web - April 1, 2025 0

A spread of various tokens and dice used for board games surrounded by cards.

How to Play The Pawn’s Special Game

Peak Web - April 1, 2025 0

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