Unclear policies, concerns over donor exclusion raise questions over the equity of financial aid for international students at Capilano University and across Canada Sarah Rose // Contributor “I wanted to…
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Adrift
Sarah Rose // Features Editor Valeriya Kim // Illustration Mom always said I had a silver tongue, and now I had a silver jaw to match. The cast made talking…
Now Wait For Last Year: Disabled Students And The Future Of Education
One year on from the COVID-19 accessibility crisis, disabled students reflect on uniformity and where we fit in the future of education Sarah Rose // Features Editor Emma Sato //…
The Capilano Courier Guide To COVID-Friendly Summer Fun
From punch needling to painting and bubble tea, The Capilano Courier staff share unlikely survival tools and activities to help you get through another summer of COVID-19 Illustrations // Rocio…
The Doctor Is Out
Diagnosing Capilano University’s lack of initiative and accountability for health and accessibility services on campus Sarah Rose // Features Editor Talia Rouck // Illustration It feels like the sudden drop…
The Man From UNKLE
How Psyence Fiction helped me learn to live again with chronic pain Sarah Rose // Features Editor Being the first in line for a concert is probably the furthest thing…
Disability, Magic Cures and The Witcher
Geralt of Rivia is the disabled hero we deserved, but the current reckoning of representation isn’t ready to take on-screen ableism and erasure seriously Sarah Rose // Features and Literature…
Worst Dates
Our editors band together to reminisce about failed courtships, soiled jackets, and how many times Fight Club can be mentioned in one night Joyce Chan // Illustrator The Soiled Jacket …
Cyberpunk 2077 Release Gives Local Man Hope He Can Still Be Loved Despite Being Deeply Broken
Sarah Rose // Features Editor Valeriya Kim // Illustration Mike Jones, 29, is one of the millions of players eager to play the long-awaited Cyberpunk 2077 since it’s announcement at…