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      The SFU Surrey engineering building stands tall on a sunny day. It is near the location where the new School of Medicine will be.

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      a collage of various news articles from different student-led publications.

      Student journalism’s role in our media cycle can’t be ignored

      thin-framed round eyeglasses, on top of a paper. The Paper has a Hogwarts letterhead.

      Putting celebrities on pedestals amplify their harmful views

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      Investing in mail service is a nation-sustaining project

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      We must acknowledge the Afro roots of Latin music

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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.

      Club Profile: The Association of Latin American Students

      Collage of old Peak articles referenced in the piece

      The Peak’s 60th anniversary: Notable articles from 1965–1995

      A photo of Tanjila Afrin standing in front of a large white building.

      The resilience of Rohingya women

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      Hey kid, how do I get to the Lorne Davies Complex?

      Horoscopes are back

      Men’s washroom etiquette 101

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      Wayne Gretzky’s false Canadiana

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      How the Red Leafs fared to start 2025

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      Staying active when everything feels expensive

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      Visualizing Rising Grocery Prices

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a photo of FNMISA's space in SFU. Room 1440 in the Student Union Building

FNMISA builds space for Indigenous students

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Grieving the Lapu-Lapu festival tragedy

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ILLUSTRATION: A classroom filled with students grouped around a tutor

Friends of Simon: building community through education

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Delicate jewellery pieces are on display at a retail stall, including earrings of the Palestinian flag made with small beads.

Prepare to care for the Fair in the Square

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This is a photo of a pride flag, on a flag pole, blowing in the sky.

SFU Queer Collective’s webinar tackles 2SLGBTQIA+ rights in universities

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“Hate to Hope” a heartwarming mural of an elderly woman looking upon the younger generation, reaching for and catching stars — a symbol of hope. It invites eyes to a vivid mountainscape and clusters of local flowers meant to represent “growth, endurance, and peace,” that seem to sprout right from the wall. An opaque night sky contrasts with pastel landscapes and clothing.

Paige Jung’s murals are community portraits

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This is an illustration of SFU students engaging in protest. Many are holding signs in support of Palestine and TSSU. Some are wearing masks.

2023 — A Year in Review

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A photo of a small cardboard box wrapped in twine, which is woven into a bow at the top. It holds into place a small note with white text on black paper that writes “thank you.” An orange casserole dish is blurred in the background.

The benefits of joining your neighbourhood Buy Nothing

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This illustration is of a group of diverse cartoon people standing in a semicircle, talking to one another.

Dialogue series highlights diversity among BC youth

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What Are Our Supports? co-edited by Joni Low and Jeff O’Brien, and co-published by Information Office, Doryphore Independent Curators Society, Richmond Art Gallery, and Art Metropole. Book is laying flat on a grey surface.

New anthology explores how Vancouver’s support structures can guide us through...

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