Angela Shen
What soup slurping taught me about the grindset
October 11, 2026Brick Daniels, local soup connoisseur Title: Former sales technician at Crimblus AI Solutions Location: Yaletown, Vancouver Bio: I love two things in this world: a piping hot bowl of soup and selling AI solutions to shipping companies. 1 week ago. If you aren’t slurping soup down during your lunch break, you’re wasting your investors’ money. Let me explain: Most corporate workplaces give employees an hour lunch break every day. Most employees will take that time to go to a restaurant, head home for lunch with their family, or sit in the lunch room and gossip with coworkers. A full hour…
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Food deserts and accompanying health issues
September 26, 2026Living in Metro Vancouver, we all have access to fresh air . . . but not everyone has equal access to fresh produce. Food deserts are areas with limited access to healthy and affordable choices. According to Statistics Canada, in…
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OUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH THE FUEL
March 30, 2026The ALL NEW dining hall has revamped itself with groundbreaking, precise feasting. I was told that no student is able to think of any prompts to feed their AI essay machines after their meals. The university has optimized the dining…
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Black spaces that feel like home
February 24, 2026Last December, I went home to see my family for the holidays, as I do every year. It was a great time, and after months away, the warmth of being in majority-Black spaces envelopes me. So let me let you…
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YES AND CHALLENGE GOES TOO FAR?!
January 26, 2026Hey, what’s up, tryhard nation? It’s your boy Mr. 67, your favourite YouTuber’s favourite YouTuber back with another awesome video. Man, do I have a story to tell you! So, it all started when I was thinking up my next…
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Survival guide: post-holiday edition
January 5, 2026After the holidays, everything sucks. I love the part of winter when all I do is stuff my face with carbs and cocktails, because, well, it’s carbs and cocktail time. However, now that the holiday season is over, my cranberry-gin-fizz-coloured…
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SFYou: Steven C. Gull
November 10, 2025If you’ve taken some time to explore around SFU, you’ve likely stumbled upon the reflecting pond. This aquatic tapestry is home to many creatures, including koi fish, herons, and even the occasional automobile. The Peak sat down with Steven C.…
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Reconciliation goes beyond economic solutions
July 9, 2025The federal Liberal party is busy. Claiming to strengthen our nation’s economy amidst the tariff war, which threatens Canada’s sovereignty and economic power. The current government was elected, in no small part, because Prime Minister Mark Carney positioned himself as…
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Our Bodies, Our Health tackles 2SLGBTQIA+ sexual and reproductive health
July 3, 2025A new survey titled “Our Bodies, Our Health” wants to better understand the sexual and reproductive health needs of 2SLGBTQIA+ Canadians. The study is headed by the Community-Based Research Centre (CBRC), in partnership with the Health Initiative for Men (HIM)…
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It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s Joy Johnson!
January 30, 2025In a revelation that left the SFU community astonished and amused, it appears our esteemed president and vice-chancellor, Dr. Joy Johnson, is not just an accomplished academic but also a master of multiple personas. After a thorough investigation (a Google…
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