Claypot rice in cramped apartments: Reflecting on my cultural identity in Hong Kong
By: Kitty Cheung, Peak Associate
“I wanted to soak up and bring back as much of Hong Kong as I possibly could.”
The first time I...
SFU’s less noteworthy alumni
Written by: Hannah Davis, Peak Associate
The Peak had a glorious opportunity to interview one of SFU'S most average alumni, Brian, who is a manager...
The Scroll to Summon an Academic Advisor
Written by: Dhruv Taware, Peak Associate
Three scrolls for the professors under the sky,
Seven for the ever-present construction workers in their halls of stone,...
More than Netflix: Stream movies through the SFU Library
By: Kelly Chia, Staff Writer
The SFU Library database has a huge media database that can be accessed easily through its website. While some resources are...
Post-Exam
Kitty Cheung, Staff Writer
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...
