by Jennifer Landrey | Apr 6, 2017 | Features, Stories
Navigating the spectrum of the transgender and non-binary experience March 31 marked the international Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV), a day meant to celebrate and empower the trans community. This year’s theme was #TransResistance: a reaction to global...
by Jennifer Landrey | Dec 15, 2016 | Op-eds, Opinions
Welcome back, winter! I know most of you West Coasters aren’t familiar with water in its crystallized form (oh my sweet, summer children) but as for the rest of the country, we’re pretty used to it. According to The Weather Network, we’ll experience “a return to the...
by Jennifer Landrey | Nov 30, 2016 | Culture, Film
Folks, let’s get festive. How? Movies! When? The whole holiday season, duh. Including exam period (but we don’t suggest that—it’s just recommended for your health). We advise that you include the following movies with one fuzzy blanket, two cups of hot cocoa (which...
by Jennifer Landrey | Nov 24, 2016 | Humour
It’s hard breaking campus news — we’ve got to keep reader interests at heart and step on some toes in the process, which can leave us with some criticism. So did we live up to reader’s expectations in 1977? According to the results of a poll we published in our...
by Jennifer Landrey | Nov 17, 2016 | Campus, News
A full crowd packed the First Peoples House for Pacific NorthWest LNG: New Pipeline Same Problems, a series of presentations and panel discussions on Nov. 7. Presented by the Society of Geography Students (SOGS) and the Pacific Centre for Environmental Law and...