Reclaiming Valentine’s day isn’t as cheesy as it sounds Emma Mendez (she/her/they/them) // Culture EditorSharleen Ramos // Illustrator Capitalism, the patriarchy, & hetero-cisnormativity have defined love for us as only…
Someday, My Self-Love will Come
You can be your own soulmate, and that’s the most romantic thing I’ve ever heard Avery Nowicki (She/Her) // Contributor Talia Rouck // Illustrator You’re six or seven, plopped onto the…
The Magic of Mending the Heart
As Valentine’s Day swiftly approaches, it is almost impossible not to feel love emanating through the air. Couples seem to appear everywhere you look, picturesque pairings popping out of thin air and landing directly into your viewpoint.
How Baywatch Ruined My Life
Why I never put my occupation in my dating app bios Jayde Atchison (She/Her) // Opinions Editor “Oh that’s sooo hot, do you ever get to wear the uniform at…
2022: The Year of the Community-Based Resolutions
It’s that time of year where people reflect on the past and set an intention to improve their future. In most cases, New Year’s resolutions are driven by self-improvement. What if, instead of focusing on personal achievement, white allies worked to emphasize already existing community-based initiatives? Not just in 2022.
Cam Curious
The influx of remote work has caused a lot of people to turn to the online world of cam modelling – but with all it’s popularity, there still lies heavy…
Two Creatives to Look out for in 2022
Mauvey (he/him) is an alternative musical artist who blends various genres into creative, authentic expressions of love. His latest project, a mixtape titled The Florist, was released in late 2021, accompanied by a short film. Born in Ghana, but raised in the UK and so-called Vancouver, Mauvey continues to push the boundaries of the local and international music scene all while spreading love.
How Baywatch Ruined My Life
I am not now, nor have I ever been, Pamela Anderson Jayde Atchison (she/her) // Columnist When I was hired to be a lifeguard at my local pool at 17,…
Final-Year FOMO
Though COVID-19 restrictions have eased significantly over the past year, limited programs at Capilano University (CapU) continue to offer fully-online classes only. For graduating students, the thought of ending their university life by sitting at home in front of a computer screen is a sobering thought — the university equivalent of ending an FI Grand Prix behind the safety car.