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Minutes – February 3rd 2020
April 27, 2022Peak Publications Society Board of Directors Meeting Agenda Monday, February 3rd 2020 Peak Offices Chair: Kelly Chia In Attendance Le (Yuri) Zhou (Board Secretary, non-voting) Kelly Chia (Employee Members Representative) Natasha Tar (Collective Member Representative) Pablo Clairmont (At-Large Representative) Bahar Vaghari Moghaddam (At-Large Representative) Gabrielle McLaren (Editor-in-Chief) Agenda Call to Order 1:06pm Approval of Agenda Natasha Pablo All in favour Approval of Past Minutes from January 6, 2020 Pablo Natasha…
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Mastering the Basics: the history and roles of equipment in hockey
January 16, 2022By: Greg Makarov, Sports Writer One might think defensive equipment has existed in hockey since its beginnings, but that would be wrong. The first-ever sticks were made from “a single piece of wood,” while skates were simply shoes with a…
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The Inside Scoop
January 11, 2022By: Isabella Urbani, Sports Editor Sample size details: Question 1: Have you been to an in-person SFU game this school year? Yes - 21 votes (26%) No - 56 votes (74%) Sample size: 77 responses Question 2: Who was SFU’s most…
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Kristie Elliott becomes first woman in Canada to play and score in a college football game
November 20, 2021By: Yelin Gemma Lee, News Writer On September 11, 2021, Kristie Elliott became the first Canadian woman to play and score in a National Collegiate Athletic Association football game. Elliott, the SFU football team’s kicker, scored two points in the…
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Delving into British Columbia: An Untold History with Naveen Girn
October 26, 2021by Meera Eragoda, Editor-in-Chief What does it mean to be a racialized immigrant in so-called BC? It usually means your history in this place isn’t told very often. The beginnings of BC have historically been painted as rough-and-tumble white explorers…
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Fall 2021 courses to guarantee your survival
September 6, 2021By: Victoria Lopatka SA 421W – Greetings, Flirting, & Transit in SFU Society This course will re-introduce students to the study of socializing, post-social isolation. Students will be challenged to talk to their classmates, say “hi” to people they don’t…
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Your weekly SFU Horoscopes: September 6–12
September 6, 2021By: Carter Hemion, Humour Editor ARIES: You already know you’re the main character. Show that off with an obnoxiously loud SFU crest tie. Wear it to class. Wear it to the beach. Wear it in the shower. Signal to Beedie…
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Horoscopes: July 26–August 1
July 26, 2021By: Marco Ovies, Features Editor ARIES: You might think ordering one of the many different kinds of fruity Starbucks Refreshers is a good idea, but most people forget those things are loaded with caffeine. I know you’re going to order…
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SFU Student Updates: July 12–18
July 13, 2021By: Carter Hemion, Staff Writer Key Updates Welcoming services at all campuses In order to properly address our concerns about institutional issues at SFU, students will now be welcomed to each campus at every entrance. No more will…
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