Let’s Talk About Sex Toys, Baby
Don’t feel the need to beat around the bush; self-pleasure should be shame-free
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Afterthought: What Proportional Representation Means for B.C.
Overhauling the electoral system will likely bring sweeping changes to the province’s political landscape
Professors Who Are Arrested for Political Activism Have Limited Job Protection
Collective agreements prevent them from being fired, but they may still be punished for their advocacy
A Tale of Two Cities: Choosing Between L.A. and Montreal
Where can a young creative-type go to make the most of her Art degree?
Surrey City Lab Connects Students with Civic Policymakers
The partnership will facilitate hands-on courses about local issues, policy, and urban planning
Artist Spotlight: Smithy Ramone
With her solo debut, Lauren Smith hopes to lift a lifelong curse
Talking About the Orcas Won’t Be Enough to Save Them
Recent news about suffering killer whales should incite us to take action
Buck the Chilliwack Rodeo
Animal rights activists are right to criticize rodeos for their inhumane treatment of animals
Where KPU Succeeds and Fails at Student Representation
An in-depth look at campus life and advocacy through the Kwantlen Student Association
Kwantlen Creative Writing Guild Hosts Chapbook Making Workshop
Local poet Kevin Spenst led the student-organized event
Trinity Western University Revokes Mandatory Signing of Community Covenant for Students
The covenant, which prohibits sex outside of hetrosexual marriage, must still be signed by TWU staff and faculty
Beyond the Pages: A Look at Pulp Magazine’s Latest Issue
Thanks to an all-new editorial team, the issue shows off the talent in KPU’s arts and literary scenes
KSA Planning By-Election, SGM for Fall Semester
The student association hopes to increase membership and update its bylaws before the end of the year