Instead of staying at home for a Pro-D Day, North Shore students will have an opportunity to take in a day-long workshop at Capilano University. On Oct. 21, CapU’s continuing studies department will administer a personal development course for youth called Financial Planning & Money Management for Teens. Jim Francis, a North Shore resident and […]Read More »

On Friday Sep. 23, the Capilano Students’ Union held a board meeting where much was discussed, including the removal of CSU President Jullian Kolstee, and several executive reports to the board from the different vice presidents. The meeting’s reports included the standard VP reports, as well as each of their reports on the Student Union […]Read More »

Capilano University’s state-of-the-art Motion Picture Arts (MOPA) program produces some top-notch films each year, but when summer rolls around, the building stands empty and the equipment goes in for servicing. Approximately seven years ago, Michael Thoma, Chair of MOPA program, introduced Advanced Film Projects, an extracurricular activity that would allow students to make use of […]Read More »

Now that school is in full swing and the readings are piling up, you probably forgot to schedule in one last thing: your health! Fitness is a key part of everyone’s health and has an amazing array of benefits. And what are they exactly? “Stress release, hormone balance, a sense of accomplishment, better sleep, and […]Read More »

Calvin DeGroot thought he would have more time on his hands after graduating from Capilano University’s Communications program in 2016. DeGroot, a keen and vocal activist throughout his time at CapU, split his time between his studies, work with issues like climate change and Kinder Morgan and the restaurant industry. After just four-and-a-half years of […]Read More »

Regardless of scope, businesses always have something in common — they rely on Human Resources (HR) to recruit employees, provide benefits and mediate disputes in the workforce. Employees form the backbone of any organization, and usually an HR team is responsible for selecting the most competent workers and keeping them geared towards their goals. Capilano […]Read More »

There’s only one good thing about working the 4 am fruit-cutting shift at a grocery store: the comfort of being able to blast my own music before the store opens. Last week, to prepare for one of these shifts, I treated myself to a box of Coco Puffs and came to terms with having to […]Read More »

In New Zealand and Australia, it’s considered snobby and pretentious to sit in the back seat of a cab if you’re the only passenger. Most people don’t know that. Most people also don’t know that in Japan it’s considered very rude to leave a tip. Though neither of those things are against the laws of […]Read More »