What Lowering the Voter Registration Age Means for Youth in B.C.
Spoiler alert, it means a lot less than actually being able to vote
Opinion
Comic Books Reflect Society More Than They Affect It
The creator of Watchmen calling the superheroes in pop culture “embarrassing” is dismissive to the genre’s importance
Cults are Taking Advantage of an Increasingly Digitized Culture
Taking a look at how selfish “self-help” leaders help themselves to a heaping helping of hapless hopefuls
I’m Grateful for the Privilege of Dual Citizenship
Living in two different countries can inform your political and personal views
Witnessing tragedy can give you more perspective than you asked for
Whether it’s making bucket lists, achieving goals, or living large, make sure what you spend your life on matters most to you
Surrey Needs a (Night) Life
Surrey’s culture and money drains, which funnel directly into Vancouver, need to be addressed
Facebook’s New News Feature is Bad News
How Facebook News deals in doublespeak when it comes to championing news integrity
ICBC Rates And Young Drivers: What the Hell?
Assuming that young drivers are bad drivers has led to unreasonable insurance increases
Surrey’s Decision to Ban Parking RVs on City Streets at Night is Oppressive
During an affordable housing crisis is not the right time to criminalize poverty in Surrey
Millennial Burnout: Two Student Perspectives
How to identify and address burnout, both at work and in school
The Process of Opting Out of the U-Pass Fee is Unfair
The KSA’s long process of opting out of the U-Pass is more frustrating than it should be
It’s PSL Season: Here’s Your Guide to the Trendiest Drink of the Fall
I rated the pumpkin spice lattes around KPU campuses based on creaminess, coffee taste, sweetness, and latte art
It’s Okay to Be Afraid this Halloween (and Year-Round)
Embracing your fear instead of suppressing it is healthy, and even useful
Why Vancouver Shouldn’t Ban Fireworks
Despite the dangers, fireworks are here to stay whether they are banned or not