Video Production

Welcome to our Video Production Content!

The Courier, we produce a monthly podcast that delves into our latest issue, offers a sneak peek behind the scenes, and covers important campus-related news.

Stay tuned! Our inaugural podcast episode is set to premiere on YouTube and all major listening platforms this coming Friday, September 29th. Don’t miss out!

Candidate forums offer an opportunity for CSU election candidates to speak to students about their goals and visions for their work at the CSU. See shortcuts to individual candidates below! Getting Started: 0:00 At-Large Representatives Mattias Henry (0:57) Anna Macdonald (4:13) Shirleen Rakhroy (7:07) Panveer Singh (10:46) Kirpan Kaur (15:15) Student of Colour Liaison Lovely Calixte (17:25) Huaixi (Alice) Nie (19:31) Nitika Singla (22:58)
CSU By-election: Candidate Forum Day One
The strike may be over, but residual changes and tensions remain Nearly seven weeks after full strike action began on CapU campuses, the MoveUP union representing members of CapU’s workforce reached a tentative bargain with the University’s administration. This tentative bargain has now been ratified, and CapU’s workforce is back in time to offer a relatively uninterrupted experience to fall 2023 students, but some bitterness lingers between the two parties involved. The dust has settled, here is what we know now. Matt Shipley (he/him) // Coordinating Editor Extra Footage from the strike: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOZibLtX3c0&ab_channel=MoveUP
MoveUP Strike at CapU: An Update
Did you attend CUSP? If you did you might have seen our very own Capilano Courier booth! Our amazing staff were handing out past issues and pins made from contributors' illustrations. So many of you wonderful people signed up to join our contributors list - we can’t wait to see all the new work in upcoming issues. We had so much fun getting to meet so many of you! If you’re interested in joining our contributors list please visit http://www.capilanocourier.com/contribute or email us at editor@capilanocourier.com stating your interest.
Getting Involved
How Kelowna’s McDougall Creek Fire has impacted students, and what aid exists. Avery Nowicki // Communities Editor Within one week, Canadians have been faced with two massive forest fires affecting both Yellowknife, N.T. and Kelowna, B. C., sending residents fleeing from their homes through direct highways and last minute flights, having no choice but to leave their cities to burn. “As climate change continues, fires like this are only growing bigger and more frequent. After this one, I can’t help but wonder if my home’s destruction is not a matter of if, but an eventual when.” - Matt Shipley Read more at capilanocourier.com Those seeking to help community members in need, may aid by donating to CanadaHelps.org/BC-Wildlife-relief or Redcross.ca/donate
The Relentless Return of Wildfires
“There comes a point in life when people start asking you personal questions as if they were of public interest. You arrive at Christmas parties and they ask about your boyfriend, or when you will get a boyfriend, if you don’t have one already. If you are in a stable relationship, they start asking you about the wedding, or when you’ll be having children. It seems like we have to follow the same pattern to keep everyone satisfied. So, I just want to say one simple thing, stop telling me my life is easier.” Ana X. Martínez Lima (She/Her) // Contributor Read more at capilanocourier.com
Stop telling me my life is easier
Over the past couple of weeks at the Capilano Courier we have been actively trying to make our office space as comfortable and welcoming as possible. Through the process we painted a mural and rearranged things! If you ever find yourself on campus and would like to stop by to say hello! We are located in the maple building just beside the CSU maple lounge, right next to the dumpsters. Hope to see you soon!
Making of the Mural
Our Managing Editor, Justin Scott, gets his hair cut by Capilano Blues point guard (and barber off the court) Wowie Untalan.
Capilano Courier Managing Editor gets a haircut!
Capilano Courier visits Stuffies Pastry Cafe, the brand new snack bar located at 1571 Oxford Street in North Vancouver (right next to Phibbs exchange). Capilano University students are invited to enjoy 20% off any purchase at Stuffies until Oct 31, 2017 (show your student ID card)!
Capilano Courier visits Stuffies Pastry Cafe!
Capilano University students - thinking about getting involved with your campus newspaper? Come join us! Pitch meetings are Tuesdays at 12 noon in the Maple 122 (on the south side of the building). 💬 Whether you're interested in writing, video work, illustration, or just want to pitch us your ideas, we'd love for you to join us. 📝📷👩🏽‍🎨 The Capilano Courier is Capilano University's source for news on campus, written and edited by students, alumni, and community members. The newspaper is published by an independent non-profit society, and funded by a combination of student fees and advertising. We are proud to be one of a handful of campus newspapers in Canada to provide compensation to our contributing writers and artists. More information at: http://www.capilanocourier.com/contribute/ Video by Smiely Khurana: https://www.smielykhurana.com/ https://www.instagram.com/smielykhurana/
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