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Cryptid Spotlight: It’s Never Toi-late to Find THE Toilet!

Peak Web October 25, 2022

By: Suraj Raj, SFU Student Today’s exploration in Cryptid Spotlight takes a turn toward the sewers. Isn’t it difficult being a student with an 8:00 a.m. class? You have no time to eat breakfast. Now you have to leave for class and a thought plagues your mind. What if I need to take a dump in the university toilets? SFU has a wealth of toilets at your disposal. Every corner you turn on your way to class is a constant reminder you need to release the beast. Your stomach churns and grunts as you try to go to your happy…

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A clear glass of shaved ice topped with mango, a scoop of ice cream, and a cookie held up in front of a wall with greenery and string lights.
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Hidden Gems: Delightful desserts

Peak Web October 13, 2022

By: Anna Kazi, SFU Student With fall semester in full swing and evenings getting longer, what better way to lift your spirit than with something sweet? Whether you have good news to celebrate, want to end a dinner date with…

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Which trash panda are you?

Peak Web September 29, 2022

By: Sharon Ha, SFU Student Trash pandas, otherwise known as raccoons of the family procyonidae, are not only cute, they are terrifying. Why? Because they are mouthy, smart, and awesome! Why not find out which one you are while you…

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Life of a wildflower photographed with a plant and a glass tiled wall in the background
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In conversation with Neha Sekhon on life cycle of a wildflower

Arts July 19, 2022

By: Max Lorette, Peak Associate SFU student and poet Neha Sekhon pours her heart and soul out in her self-published poetry book, life cycle of a wildflower. This book explores Sekhon’s coming of age story in an easily digestible way,…

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An illustration of a student in a messy bun shrugging as people behind her raise a sign that reads, “NOT YOUR FOUND FAMILY”
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YA lover disappointed SFU isn’t like their books

Peak Web June 7, 2022

By: Emily Huang, SFU Student For many international students transitioning to university, the first year of school proves to be full of surprises, excitement, and disappointment. Mitzi Bitzy is among those first year students. A young woman passionate in literature and…

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What Grinds Our Gears: Carrying cash

Features October 3, 2021

by Chitransh Motwani, SFU Student It’s 2021, why are we still dealing with bills when we could just pay for everything with our cards or phones? As a minimalist, I absolutely hate carrying cash.  I just don’t want to deal…

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SFU student fails

Features July 12, 2019

By: Kitty Cheung (Staff Writer),  Mishaa Khan, Vivien Ying Qi Li, Jennifer Low (Features Editor), Nathaniel Tok I fell into the Academic Quadrangle (AQ) Pond… and it’s kind of my fault Over my time here at SFU, it’s become something of…

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Goodbye SFU: A soon-to-be grad reflects

Features July 3, 2019

By: Anindita Gupta, Peak Associate “Goodbye SFU” is something I have wanted to say ever since my first ever set of midterms. But now that it is going to be reality, I don’t feel ready to leave. My first memory of…

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Scroll their feed in their shoes: A talk with part-time influencers, and full-time SFU students

Features June 27, 2019

By: Winona Young, Head Staff Writer Editor's Note: Some information has been changed to protect the identities of the featured students. You’ve seen these girls either in your classrooms, or on your phone screen.  Meet YM and Rafaella Enderica — or rather,…

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Meghan Parker’s comic book thesis is informative and adorable

Peak Web July 1, 2018

Written by: Natasha Tar Meghan Parker, an SFU grad student, did something really cool when she created her thesis Art Teacher in Process: An Illustrated Exploration of Art, Education, and What Matters. She realized that writing about art wouldn’t work…

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