SFU’s emails and updates are a running joke among students and it’s not hard to see why. Our inboxes become flooded with useless emails every time the administration attempts to give us information. I choose my words carefully — SFU attempts to send us meaningful updates, but rarely succeeds. Their emails are a convoluted mess of unclear, vague words stamped with an official email signature to make them look important. Their recent “what to expect for the spring term” update is filled with fluffy words that contain no real specifics. After stating self-declared vaccination rates, the email reads, “As we…
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Key Updates None of this means anything According to recent email metrics, 99.5% of SFU students either automatically delete or don’t even open Student Updates emails. Of the remaining 0.5%, half of those students spend no more than 15 seconds…
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Subject line: The Reflecting Pond incident Joy Johnson wants you to know that she is so very sorry about the koi pond incident. No, really. It’s not her fault that she draws her powers from the full moon. Not…
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To Whom It May Concern, I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to propose the elimination of formalities in everyday correspondence via electronic mail. Allow me to preface this argument by acknowledging that email formalities have their…
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