Canada’s Migrant Mosaic
It dawned on me during a bus ride to school that being an immigrant is sort of like being a meteorite. Whether you plann…
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The Convoy Conversation
A few weeks ago, I was standing at the bus stop with a friend when a man with a swastika tattoo walked by. It seemed as …
I AM: A STUDENT WITH DISABILITIES AT UBC
Have you ever felt like a piece of driftwood? A feeling akin to being cast aside and purposeless in a vast uncaring sea?…
Building Food System Resiliency in the Face of Disaster
On December 3rd, I was able to interview Liz Blakeway, the Network Director of Land to Table Network of the North Okanag…
Putting a Pin in Procrastination
As I type the beginnings of this article, there’s a neglected pile of dishes leering at me from my kitchen and a refrige…
The Sin in the Smile: Tackling Toxic Positivity
Turning and turning in the widening gyre
Jewels of HOPE: Offering a Sustainable Way to Help Marginalized Women in the Community
This past May, a new project was brought to light as the need for a sustainable resource for marginalized women in the O…
Unravelling Ubuntu: A New Way to Define Human Connection
As the Arts and Culture Writer for The Phoenix News, I have been able to meet so many incredibly talented creatives in t…
In Conversation with SUO President Tashia Kootenayoo: Providing Spaces for BIPOC Students on Campus.
Space is often an estranged and taboo topic within institutions that are structured around colonial frameworks and hiera…
Cultivating Resistance to Harmful Anxiety
The spectre of uncertainty has long tormented the student experience. It is the source of feelings of impending doom for…
Decolonising our Syllabi: A Conversation with Dr. David Jefferess
The passing of the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation has awakened a renewed drive to reflect, address and …
What is Nursing School Like During a Pandemic?
*Public Health orders have changed since the time the interviews for the article took place; Public Health orders discus…