The Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis by Charles Greenberg is just one of several public talks by a CapU professor The Capilano Universe lecture series are complimentary lectures presented in public libraries…
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St. John Ambulance Provides Opioid Overdose Response Training
The free workshops encourage individuals to participate in life-saving training Greta Kooy, News Editor BC declared a public health emergency in April 2016 due to the alarming increase in deaths connected with drug overdoses. In late…
Be your own educator
By Christine Beyleveldt, Editor-in-Chief Portrait by Cynthia Tran Vo It was during my practicum last year that I realized how much of a learning curve there is to any job,…
CapU’s Advanced Child Development Students Perform Flash Mob
Students have prepared for a semester to present body-mind connection themed performance For the last semester, 35 Advanced Child Development students from Capilano University prepared to present a body-mind connection-themed flash…
Inside the Centre for Student Success
Library renovations will see University services brought together and perhaps bring campus a sense of community BY CHRISTINE BEYLEVELDT ILLUSTRATION BY CYNTHIA TRAN VO It’s regularly touted that Capilano University…
Editor’s Desk: A letter to my younger self
Editor’s Desk: Volume 50, Issue 20 Carlo Javier // Editor-in-Chief “We’re all we got.” – Shea Serrano Dear 18-year-old Carlo, You will love going to Capilano University, even though nearly…
Maureen Bracewell: “It starts with a passion”
“Best Professor” winner, Maureen Bracewell, talks about her path to academia and bringing inspiration to the classroom GABRIELA STRAUCH COSTA PINHEIRO // CONTRIBUTOR Maureen Bracewell was surprised and touched when…
Welcome to the Kéxwusm-áyakn Student Centre
Welcome to the Kéxwusm-áyakn Student Centre Behind the beautifully carved wooden door of Room 196 in the Library Building lies a real gem of the Capilano University North Vancouver campus,...
Postcards from the UK: Life abroad
Life abroad AMANDA MITCHELL // COLUMNIST My first month at the University of Hertfordshire has come and gone. It’s surreal to think that I have been living in the UK…