Laurie Tritschler is a first-year student of BCIT's Broadcast & Online Journalism program. Tritschler hopes to develop his passion for writing into a career in investigative journalism.

Murder Most Fun

“Serial killers were becoming a source of entertainment for millions of people who munched popcorn as they watched Silence of the Lambs…It was an interest that would appeal to those who had never lived with anguish these monsters cause.” —Seattle Sheriff David Reichert Chasing the Devil: My Twenty-Year Quest to Capture the Green River Killer…

Bandersnatch (2018)

Netflix’s Bandersnatch has sent post-modern science fiction so far down the rabbit hole, the genre will never be the same. Imagine Doctor Who and Alice In Wonderland had a baby, and then raised the child on a steady diet of hallucinogens. Set in British suburbia over the second half of 1984, Bandersnatch is the latest…

Of minds red and blue: How urban living is assaulting our brains and how Nature can restore us to ourselves

Good ol’ Mother Nature—giver of life; cradle of civilizations; muse to poets, and discrete host to lovers’ trysts. Her summer radiance may have fallen dim, but She remains our best hope as we kick off the Winter Semester. This is a story of campus life and urban sprawl. It’s about our brains’ struggle to hold…

VIFF 2018 – The Front Runner

The 2018 Vancouver International Film Festival is underway and we’re sending writers out to enjoy it.  Stay tuned in the coming weeks, as they share their thoughts about this year’s films. The Front Runner Directed by: Jason Reitman The thirty-seventh annual Vancouver International Film Festival wound down at The Centre’s lavish theatre Friday night, as…