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Five video games for a cute and cozy date night at home
February 14, 2022By: Kelly Chia, Staff Writer My partner and I really enjoy playing games together — solving a puzzle feels much sweeter when you have someone cheering you on, even if they’re chuckling at you a little. Below, I’ve listed games by price, platform, and length. Whether you’re in a relationship or want some wholesome challenges and raucous laughter with your friends, here are some of my favourites to play on date night! It Takes Two $54.99 | Playable on Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S | 2 players | ~6–8 hours Your protagonists, Cody and…
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Three sweet, limited edition drinks to warm you up this winter
February 9, 2022By: Sara Wong, Arts & Culture Editor Broyé Café — “Black Eastern Storm” [caption id="attachment_120937" align="alignnone" width="300"] Photo: Sara Wong / The Peak[/caption] I love Vietnamese coffee, so ordering the “Black Eastern Storm” was one of the easiest decisions I’ve…
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Roya Pishvaei reflects on how SFU’s dance program helped her grow
February 8, 2022By: Charlene Aviles, Staff Writer For Roya Pishvaei, dance is more than a hobby; it’s a lifestyle. In an interview with The Peak, the vice-president of SFU’s Dance Student Union discussed her passion for dance and her dedication to the SFU…
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Perfect Fit: Styling monochromatic outfits
February 7, 2022By: Michelle Young, Copy Editor Black clothes have been my preference for a long time. While I’ll throw the occasional white or grey piece into my outfit, my closet is largely made up of inky attire. While some may think this…
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Learn more about SFU’s Media and Maker Commons, a collaborative, hands-on learning environment
February 7, 2022By: Rastko Koprivica, SFU Student If you’re looking to try 3D printing, video and audio recording, laser cutting and engraving, or machine embroidery, there’s a place on campus that may interest you — the Media and Maker Commons. Located in SFU’s…
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Monday Music: Songs to soothe your soul this romantic season
February 7, 2022By: Tamanna T., Staff Writer Pining after someone, lamenting over the loss of a love-at-first-sight, or wanting to dance with your partner in the kitchen with dim lights? These tracks will perfectly accompany whichever of these moods you’re in this…
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Hollow Twin reflects on the past in their new EP, Soft Hearts
February 5, 2022By: Kimia Mansouri, SFU Student Based in Metro Vancouver, Capricorn moon duo Emmalee Watts and Becky Wosk — aka Hollow Twin — just released their new album, Soft Hearts. In it, the harmony of the instruments and their connection to…
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Need to Know, Need to Go: Jan 31–Feb 13
February 1, 2022By: Gurleen Aujla, Peak Associate World Community Film Festival | February 5–13 | Prices Vary | Online and in-person Attend the 31st World Community Film Festival from the comfort of your own home! A non-profit based on Vancouver Island is…
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Poets+ is the future of Vancouver’s poetry scene
February 1, 2022By: Alex Masse, Peak Associate Released on January 14, Poets+ is the creative brainchild of the Arts Council of New Westminster, Fifth Chord Studios, and Tawahum Bige, the project’s curator. It’s a one hour showcase of emerging poets of colour that…
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un/settled exhibit prompts students to create thought-provoking book display on Black artistry and solidarity
January 31, 2022By: Sara Wong, Arts & Culture Editor un/settled was a 240 foot installation celebrating Black womanhood, produced by Chantal Gibson and Dr. Otoniya J. Okot Bitek at the SFU Belzberg Library. Although it is no longer on display, the impact…
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