Audrey Safikhani

Convocation Mall is pictured on a bright day. A few people are walking around, and the sky is bright blue.
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What did UniForum cost SFU?

Peak Web January 19, 2026

By: Hannah Fraser, News Editor As SFU nears the end of its five-year contract with UniForum — a consulting program used during a period of financial strain — some community members are questioning how the program’s findings may have informed the university’s financial decisions.  UniForum is operated by Nous Group, an international management consultancy firm, and is marketed as a benchmarking program that allows universities to compare their administrative services with those of other institutions. Since 2019, Nous has expanded its work across Canadian universities in the face of rising costs, stagnant government funding, and growing uncertainty around international student…

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Quantum Fish School explores our indeterminate futures

Peak Web January 5, 2026

By: Clara Xu, SFU Student The fourth floor of SFU’s Goldcorp Centre for the Arts is currently home to a small school of paper fish, swimming in a glass cabinet at the intersection of two hallways. These fish are part…

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The outside of West Tower (SFU Residence building) stands tall on a cloudy day.
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Environmental concerns lead Burnaby to reject off-campus student residence

Peak Web December 20, 2025

By: Lucaiah Smith-Miodownik, News Writer Securing housing can be a serious struggle for university students, and those at SFU are no exception. SFU recently broke ground on a new residence building, with the additional 445 beds increasing the university’s housing…

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A photo of Kiara Bender and Sage Fleming smiling by the railing by the staircase in MBC. Kiara is wearing a brown shirt and Sage is wearing a bright green shirt.
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Spotlight on SFU Vocal Jazz

Peak Web December 19, 2025

By: Julia Nijjar, SFU Student For the past few years, I’ve felt like a soprano singer trapped in the body of a student. How wondrous would it be to sing again like I once did in the good old choir…

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George Rammell and another man stand on ladders next to a tall piece of art. The art is a map with the title “The Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Fiasco: Mapping the Tipping Point, Fort McMurray to the Salish Sea” at the bottom. The map covers most of BC and features numerous photos, descriptions, and a snake as the Trans Mountain Pipeline.
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Art exhibition protests Canada’s oil industry on campus

Peak Web December 19, 2025

By: Niveja Assalaarachchi, News Writer On November 6, the “Banks Off Campus Day of Action” art exhibition was held at the Student Union Building social stage to showcase George Rammell’s art. Rammell is a Gambier Island-based artist whose work focuses…

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Dear Peakie calls on Santa’s elves to unite against corporate greed

Peak Web December 18, 2025

By: Ashima Shukla, Staff Writer and Mason Mattu, Humour Editor Dear Peakie,  Where have you been?? We haven’t seen you since, like, February? It seems as though you got replaced by a Beedie Bro advice column? How can I be…

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a photo of the SFSS’s admin office on the third floor of the Student Union Building on the Burnaby campus. The photo is taken from the outside of the office, from the hallway. The hallway is empty of people.
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The SFSS’ proposed financial restriction bylaws are not clear enough

Peak Web December 18, 2025

By: Corbett Gildersleve, Project Assistant The Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS) held its annual general meeting on October 29, where undergrads discussed and voted on two bylaw proposals put forth by the SFSS. Both proposals passed, including the “Financial Responsibility…

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A photo of ALAS president Maria Clara Rezende (left) alongside Vice president Regina Zamira Sierra (right), smiling in front of the window from the SUB overlooking the Belzberg library. A string of papel picado (perforated tissue cut in intricate designs) hang along the width of the window behind them.
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Club Profile: The Association of Latin American Students

Peak Web December 18, 2025

By: Petra Chase, Features Editor SFU’s Association of Latin American Students (ALAS) has represented students from the region since the early 2000s. On October 1, they hosted the Latin Street Food Fest Icebreaker in the SUB ballroom. From walking through…

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A student wearing business attire sitting next to a Beedie School of Business sign, contemplating.
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BEEDIE BRO: Ghosts, goblins, ghouls, and great investment opportunities

Peak Web November 11, 2025

By: Lucaiah Smith-Miodownik, Entrepreneur  Yes, I still go trick-or-treating, just not for the candy.  What a lot of people without the Beedie mindset don’t realize is that Halloween is the perfect networking opportunity. See, while everyone else is going door…

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A first look at the Gibson Art Museum at SFU

Peak Web November 10, 2025

By: Noeka Nimmervoll, Staff Writer On September 20, 2025, the Marianne and Edward Gibson Art Museum opened its doors to the SFU community and the broader public. Pleasantly, admission to the Gibson is always free, and its operating hours are…

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