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Book of the week

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Annihilation is a beautiful ordeal

Alex Bloom Jan 28, 2019

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Book of the Week: An Absolutely Remarkable Thing is an electrifying adventure novel on fame and humanity

Winona Young Oct 28, 2018

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Little Fires Everywhere is the perfect, albeit unconventional, summer read

Samantha Manalac Jul 31, 2018

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Eric Lindstrom’s Not If I See You First features a relatable and rule-driven protagonist

Louise Ho Jul 30, 2018

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Looking at John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars six years later

Geron Malbas Jul 26, 2018

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True to his name, Karemaker weaves empathy throughout Feast of Fields

Kate Olivares Jul 15, 2018

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The Moment is a beautifully written, heart-wrenching woman-loving-woman novel

Courtney Miller Jul 4, 2018

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Cheesy to gritty: the turning point for Batman’s character

Saif Nayani Jun 19, 2018

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Introducing a hiker’s best friend

Natasha Tar Jun 11, 2018

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Hungry poems for sobering histories

Gabrielle McLaren May 30, 2018

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Identities: A Short Story Collection is an illustrative and powerful read

Ruramai Munyanyi May 21, 2018

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If on a Winter’s Night a Traveler: a book to experience

Maxwell Gawlick May 8, 2018

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People in Vancouver gather in solidarity for New Delhi arrests of protesters

Build BC Smarter rally seeks education funding

Open community forum discusses SFU’s next president

Bravery in Public Office discusses inclusive transportation

The West’s invasions will never liberate the women of West Asia

Men need to speak up and take action

Serial killers are not Halloween costumes

Keep your underground favourites alive this Halloween

Celebrating Hindu Heritage Month across Metro Vancouver

Resurrecting Martin Bartlett’s synthesizers through live music

Vancouver Asian Film Festival returns for historic 30th anniversary

Monday Music: Trip-hop, a genre that transcends decades

Club Profile: Sikh Students’ Association at SFU

Lessons on grief from Día de los Muertos

SFYou: Rishu Bagga and Hyago Santana Moreira

BC provincial election called two years early for October 24

A modest proposal for student housing

Longing for the SFU Pisser

Un-pretty womaning myself

The Peak Investigates: parking tickets galore

Getting into yoga

Stellar Spotlight: Amanda Amalaha

It’s time to get vaccinated

Why do we enjoy watching scary movies?

Book of the week

Annihilation is a beautiful ordeal

Book of the Week: An Absolutely Remarkable Thing is an electrifying adventure novel on fame and humanity

Little Fires Everywhere is the perfect, albeit unconventional, summer read

Eric Lindstrom’s Not If I See You First features a relatable and rule-driven protagonist

Looking at John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars six years later

True to his name, Karemaker weaves empathy throughout Feast of Fields

The Moment is a beautifully written, heart-wrenching woman-loving-woman novel

Cheesy to gritty: the turning point for Batman’s character

Introducing a hiker’s best friend

Hungry poems for sobering histories

Identities: A Short Story Collection is an illustrative and powerful read

If on a Winter’s Night a Traveler: a book to experience