Jamal Allad
Enemy Alien: Tamio Wakayama at the Vancouver Art Gallery
January 12, 2026Enemy Alien: Tamio Wakayama is on display at the Vancouver Art Gallery from October 3, 2025, to February 22, 2026. Curated by Paul Wong, this postmortem solo exhibition of the photographer Tamio Wakayama features collections from a career spanning over 50 years before his death in 2018. Wakayama was born in 1941, a time of aggressive discrimination against Japanese Canadians by the Canadian government, with around 21,000 people detained and dispossessed, many of whom were forced into internment camps. Japanese Canadian prisoners were labelled “enemy aliens” due to rampant racial prejudice and political fear of a Japanese invasion. Furthermore, the…
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Scheduling conflicts can exacerbate financial hardships
January 5, 2026There’s nothing quite like logging on goSFU, or looking up course outlines to plan a perfect semester with all the necessary courses for graduation, just to see that your major’s courses fall all at the same time. Like seriously, who…
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Burnaby Mountain is inaccessible, and that has to change
November 11, 2025Getting to the Burnaby campus is a pain in the ass; there I said it! The commute to the Burnaby campus has often been the topic of conversation among SFU students. Most of us have either expressed our frustration or…
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“Changeling” celebrates queer neurodiverse whimsy
November 11, 2025Local indie-pop artists Stanza Lune (Alex Masse) and Sunny Daydream Chen have teamed up for their new single “Changeling.” This song conjures a fantasy land soundtracked by sparkly synths and soft beats in my mind. “We don’t need your white…
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