Claire Lundin // Columnist When I was eight I thought I had broken my arm. I was trying to show off my sick new dance moves at a Christmas dinner…
Beats and Buckets: The Breaking Point
Justin Scott // Columnist Contract disputes are just as common across the sports world as they are the music world. This past weekend was a shining example of this. Days…
Bitter and Better: A Case For Quiet
Courier Editor When I first sat down to write this week’s column, I had every intention of writing about procrastination and working under deadlines, something I’m notoriously terrible at. Just…
Hey Vancouver, Put on the Brakes
Seth Rogen’s Translink announcements have already lost their appeal Nirosh Saravanan, Contributor // Illustration by Laura Pummell If you’ve been on the bus or skytrain in Metro Vancouver in the…
The Double-Edged Sword of Cannabis Legalization
How government greed is getting in the way of a good thing Alexis Zygan, Contributor // Illustration by Stephany Gilson At the moment, there are almost 100 cannabis dispensaries operating…
Contemplating Consent
The return of Aziz Ansari: Has he paid his dues? Megan Orr // Opinions Editor If you’re like me, you probably spent most of 2017-2018 gasping and crying as more…
Airbnb: A Dream and a Nightmare
How the home-sharing app is both good and bad for travelers and owners Rachel D’Sa // Columns Editor In April of this year, Vancouver cracked down on Airbnbs, transforming it…
Fifty and Proud of It
CapU celebrates its birthday with CapFest Annalisse Crosswell, Associate News Editor // Photos Courtesy of Capilano University The biggest event of Capilano University’s 50th anniversary has come and gone…
Captivate Returns to CapU for a Second Year
The biggest event of the school year was back with a bang in 2018 Annalisse Crosswell, Associate News Editor // Photo courtesy of Yats Palat Captivate graced Capilano University’s…