Call me Mr. Bannock A former cook in CapU’s kitchen is bringing traditional Indigenous dishes to Vancouver with a modern twist Justin Scott // Managing Editor Although Vancouver is home…
On the importance of student press for illustrators and artists
Staff Editorial On the importance of student press for illustrators and artists Cristian Fowlie // Production Manager I began illustrating for the Capilano Courier halfway into my three-year diploma program…
Opinions: Hosting the Olympic Games isn’t cheap, but the experience is priceless
The price is alright Hosting the Olympic Games isn’t cheap, but the experience is priceless Helen Aikenhead // Features Editor The Olympic Winter Games have come and gone once again…
What to Watch: Black Lighting, Altered Carbon, Queer Eye and The End of the Fucking World
Black Lightning DC’s latest series offers a strong representation of a diverse Black America Kevin Kapenda // Columnist In late January, another joint CW-Netflix production premiered on the Canadian version...
Alumni Association to mark CapU’s 50th anniversary with alumni awards
New award categories reflect the new brand Ana Frazão // Contributor The 50th anniversary of Capilano University will be marked with a special edition of the Alumni Awards of Excellence….
Upcoming Cap Classics concert showcases student’s life-long work
Time to shine Upcoming Cap Classics concert showcases student’s life-long work Rachel D’Sa // Arts and Culture Editor The upcoming Cap Classics series will be gracing the BlueShore Financial Centre…
Men’s volleyball team misses out on nationals
After a superb season the Blues men’s volleyball team finishes with no medals but hope for next year JUSTIN SCOTT // MANAGING EDITOR Although the Capilano University Blues men’s volleyball…
Pop goes the politics: Parkland students build their own platform
Pop goes the politics Parkland students build their own platform Leah Scheitel // Copy Editor The US is in the midst of yet another constitutional crisis over the Second Amendment….
Beating around the bush: You are not a robot
Beating around the bush You are not a robot Freya Wasteneys // Columnist Working in small, remote bush camps can be an interesting social experiment. As a work environment, it…