Reading breaks aren’t a vacation
Written by: Gene Cole, Opinions Editor
During the past week, I’ve spent an unnecessarily large amount of time writing apology notes to a classmate over...
Chris Fleming rocks Rio Theatre
By: Zoe Vedova, Humour Editor
Theatre lights dim and comedian Chris Fleming struts out across the stage like a prehistoric emu who’s stumbled onto a...
What grinds our gears: Escalator etiquette-breakers
Written by: Trevor Roberts, Peak Associate
Escalators. They’re loud, they’re expensive, and if they’re in a SkyTrain station they break down all the...
Commercializing hip-hop risks the loss of its afrocentric roots
Written by: Youeal Abera, Staff Writer
I’ll never forget being six years old and seeing Jay-Z on television for the first time. It...
Hunt for the Best: Coffee at Burnaby Campus
By: Natasha Tar, Peak Associate
Coffee is a university must, but answer me honestly: have you been anywhere but Tim Hortons and Starbucks...
What if . . . all lectures were recorded and uploaded online
Written by: Gene Cole, Opinions Editor
Imagine a lecture with less than 10 students inside. Students still sit in the back rows, forcing...
Opinions of the Hour
Written by: Gene Cole, Opinions Editor
A sobering amendment - Meera Ulysses, The Varsity
Back in December, Canada’s impaired...
How to: Study abroad
By: Melanie Hiepler, Peak Associate
Question: Should you spend a semester or more studying abroad?
Answer: Why is that even...
Commuter Woes: Transit’s effects on your health and wellbeing
By: Alannah Wallace, Peak Associate
Most SFU students make quite the journey to and from school every day. It comes as no...
Opinions of the Hour
“There are two kinds of Indigenous governance structures, but Canada has been listening to just one,” by Carey Newman, at CBC News.
