CELEBRATING MUTUAL AID
It is definitely a really huge event in terms of manpower.
CHITRANSH MOTWANI VICE PRESIDENT OF EVENTS AND STUDENT AFFAIRS, SFSS
We’re hoping every year that we’ll be able to push it a little bit further.
DR. KARINA ZEIDLER CO-FOUNDER OF PROTECT OUR PROVINCE BC
The Board has asked the Finance, Investments, and Property Committee to review the policy and provide recommendations.
I’m honestly not surprised by the entire response. I’m disappointed, but I’m not surprised.
A PROTESTOR AT THE EVENT
WEARING WELLNESS
We stumbled into it the way genetics research often is — you find something that you weren’t expecting.
ESTHER VERHEYEN
PROFESSOR OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY, SFU
If you see a vision, just execute it.
SOBTI SFU STUDENT AND OWNER OF CLOUD NINE CLOTHING
VANSH
Poilievre may be an expert at stirring the pot, but he lacks any form of sincerity.
GIVE AND RECEIVE
MIND YOUR MEAT
Be more attentive the next time you are hanging out with your loved ones and offer to help without them asking.
You don’t have to cut meat out entirely to see the health, environmental, and ethical changes.
Need to Know, Need to Go
Fun and free September events
En mi casa de bareque, la paz siempre prevalece, el sol de mango sonriente.
PACK A PUNCH
AMRIT KAMAAL · PEAK ASSOCIATE
“LA SUPREMA” BY PABLA FLORES
Rourke earned his first win at the 2024 Touchdown Pacific event where he had 21 completed passes for 30 attempts, and threw 325 yards in the 38–12 win against the Ottawa Redblacks.
The men’s soccer team is looking to replicate the success they reached in 2023 — where they topped the GNAC standings — though with a roster that looks much different than the previous season.
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