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Ableist Policy in the Workplace
December12023November292023
  • Features

Ableist Policy in the Workplace

  • Editor-In-Chief
How Corporations Force out Those with Disabilities   Ashlea McRae (she/her) // Contributor Cameron Skorulski (he/him) // Illustrator   Recently, the job-hunting scene is becoming more and more cut-throat, with […]
Living with Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria
April72021April132021
  • Culture

Living with Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria

  • Rain Brennan
Will I ever overcome the agony of criticism? Rain Marie // Community Relations Manager It is 8:00 am and I am sitting in the corner of my stuffy Grade 12 […]
The Doctor Is Out
March162021April52021
  • Features

The Doctor Is Out

  • Sarah Rose
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 […]
Disability, Magic Cures and The Witcher
March82021March102021
  • Opinions

Disability, Magic Cures and The Witcher

  • Sarah Rose
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 […]
The Fight For Our Lives
January12021January182021
  • Opinions

The Fight For Our Lives

  • Sarah Rose
Expanding medically assisted death is a failure to care for disabled Canadians Sarah Rose // Features EditorValeriya Kim // Illustrator In November, the Canadian government rushed through Bill C-7, an […]
Behind Good Intentions: An Autistic Perspective on Sia’s Film Music
January12021January12021
  • Opinions

Behind Good Intentions: An Autistic Perspective on Sia’s Film Music

  • Lindsay Fortin
Despite claims of writing Music out of “nothing but love” for the autistic community, Sia’s angry response to autistic Twitter users proves the opposite Lindsay Fortin // ContributorGERALDINE YARIS // […]

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Join our co-hosts Sara (co-Editor-In-Chief) and Adam (humour editor) as they unpack the theme of our last issue—Spaciousness.

In this episode, our hosts will read, comment and reflect on the following:
•  Note from the EIC
•  CSU Election Disqualifications
•  Forgotten Stories of the Bunkhouse
•  Top 10 Most Awesomest and Scawiest Animmals

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Spaciousness | April 2025
What are you cultivating in your mind? 

Join our co-hosts Sara (co-Editor-In-Chief) and Adam (humour editor) as they unpack the theme of our March issue—Growth, along with Sofia, our crossword creator, and Golrokh.

In this episode, our hosts will read, comment and reflect on the following:
•  Note from the EIC
•  Surrey Jazz Nights and All Femme Fronted
•  An Exploration of Persian New Year in Vancouver
•  CSU directors have given up on their own board
•  Learning Creative Writing in Prison
•  The Capilano Courier Has a Problem, and its Name is Testosterone

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Growth | March 2025
Meet Theodore Abbott—a CapU graduate and candidate in Vancouver’s 2025 by-election for City Councillor. Growing up in East Vancouver, Theodore shares how the gentrification of the city, the community at his alternative school, and his experience with Capilano Students' Union have shaped his commitment to advocacy and activism.

How different is it to run in a student election vs. a civic election? Why should we care about local politics? Why is it important to get organized with our communities? In this video, Theodore answers these questions and more!
Theodore on Local Politics & Grassroots Activism
Over the holiday break, 24 CapU students from 12 programs attended the university’s first Ghana Field School (GFS). The trip took place between December 17, 2024 and January 7, 2025, as part of a course titled JAZZ 422: Cross-cultural Pedagogy and Orff Afrique. Join Raphaël, the writer of "A Look Inside CapU’s Ghana Field School,” as well as Michelle, Isaac, and Annah as they unpack this life-changing experience abroad.

Global Skills Opportunity (GSO) is funded by the Government of Canada's Outbound Student Mobility Pilot Program, which aims to widen access to participation to study abroad programming. You can find more information about study abroad opportunities at capilanou.ca/studyabroad.

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CapU's Ghana Field School 2024
Curious about what’s happening within the Capilano Student Union? 
Meet Yasmine, our News Beat Reporter, as she goes over some of the decisions and discussions that are happening in the CSU Board of Directors meeting on March 28th.

00:00 - Intro
00:10 - Public Input from Laura Morales—Re: Board Accountability Policy
00:33 - Unsanctioned lack of accountability
01:48 - Portfolio Critics role
03:15 - Report of the Elections Administrator (Kalpna Solanki)
04:20 - Policy review
04:30 - Review of Credit/No-Credit Policy (IS-11)
05:38 - Review of Reactivation After Withdrawal Policy (IS-12)
06:21 - Breaking News—the Board Accountability Policy has been adopted
CSU News | Board of Directors (March 28, 2025)
Curious about what’s happening within the Capilano Student Union? 
Meet Yasmine, our News Beat Reporter, as she goes over some of the decisions and discussions that are happening in the CSU Board of Directors meeting. 

00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Navjot and Dilkaran removal from office announcement
01:22 - Removal of president Angad (appeal pending)
03:00 - Excused absences
03:26 - Approval of spending budget
CSU News | Board of Directors (March 14, 2025)
Welcome to a new episode of the Courier Corner Podcast!

Meet our co-hosts—Sara, our co-Editor-In-Chief, and Adam, our humour editor. Join them as they unpack the theme of our February issue—Love. What is Love?

In this episode, our hosts will read, comment and reflect on the following articles:

News: "Student Employees Are Organizing to Join the MoveUP Union" by Laura Morales Padilla
Arts & Culture: "Making Black History in Vancouver and at CapU" by Yasmine Modaresi
Letters: "Lasers, Dinosaur Suits and Electronic Beats, Oh My!" by Yasmine Modaresi
Sports: "The Good, the Bad, the Ugly… Navigating a Lifelong Struggle With Sports" by Lea Krusemeyer
Humour: "The Love Doctor is Here: Relationship Advice from a Certified Professional" by Adam Wallace

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Love | February 2025
Let's talk about dating apps!
Join Christien as he questions how dating apps are changing dating, why people use them, what is frustrating about them, and more!
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Curious about what’s happening within the Capilano Student Union? 
Meet Yasmine, our News Beat Reporter, as she goes over some of the decisions and discussions that are happening in the CSU Board of Directors meeting. 

00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Public Input
00:54 - Approval of absences
01:19 - Increasing Clubs and Events Fee from $0.37/credit to $0.50/credit
01:39 -  The Board reduced the director's fees payable to the VP Equity and Sustainability (Dilkaran Singh) to zero 
04:15 - Procedures to address inappropriate campaigning behaviour
05:02 - The problem of slating
05:17 - What can students do if they witness inappropriate campaigning behaviour
CSU News | Board of Directors (Feb. 28, 2025)
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