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January 17, 2023 — finding home.
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Isabella Falsetti, Photo Editor
Home.
For some of us, it’s a place we have to leave at some point, but can look forward to eventually returning to.
For others, it’s something we’ve found in the people we’ve met at university.
In a more literal sense, finding home in Vancouver has become increasingly difficult due to scarce and costly housing.
This issue explores the various ways students find home, be it through cultivating a living space, creating a safe place within their own body or connecting with loved ones on the other side of the world.
This issue is dedicated to everyone who has worked to construct their sense of home and those still trying to find it.