Written by Erica OgodoPhotography by Quan Nguyen & Shiny Kuo BCIT’s fourth Winter Fest, held November 19–20 in the Great Hall, transformed the space into a colourful, intimate winter marketplace filled with local goods, food vendors, student activities, and a welcome of community during the final stretch of the semester. Across both days, the Great…
By Ian Lau & Erica Ogodo Feeling exhausted or overwhelmed after a grueling day of work and school? Don’t fret; just pick up a pan and get cooking! Imagine this: Your alarm failed to go off, so you rush to your car to make it to school on time. As you’re racing down the road,…
“Do you ever catch yourself procrastinating more than you’d like?” By Irene Cheung Back in grade school, I was the kind of student who finished assignments the day they were assigned. But once I entered high school, procrastination slowly seeped into my habits. It began with a harmless, “I’ll start after dinner,” or “I’ll start…
Skateboarding and roller skating have undeniably evolved. While they may not always be mainstream, they’ve cultivated a devoted following as both respected sports and engaging hobbies. Beyond the excellent exercise, they foster community and build self-confidence. Given their rich history, it’s no surprise these activities are experiencing a resurgence. History of Skateboarding in Vancouver In…
In Vancouver, a city where people are deeply entrenched in their thoughts while traversing the concrete jungle, picking the right spot for a first date can be the difference between a brief fling and a lifelong romance. To get the most out of what the city has to offer, here are some top choices for…
Love fills the air this Spring, presenting the perfect opportunity to indulge in the most indulgent of pastimes: romance novels. There’s nothing like escaping into the world of complicated courtship and getting cozy with an enthralling book. Whether you prefer timeless classics like a good Jane Austen story or more modern tales exploring the queer…
I got my start in concert photography three years ago after attending a Said The Whale concert (one of my favourite Vancouver artists). I had just started to get into photography after taking a photography course in my senior year of high school. We were learning to shoot on film cameras, so I loaded up…
There is a stigma surrounding the idea of attending a concert alone. Concertgoers think that they won’t have as much fun, it will be hard to make friends, and that people will judge them. But just go and have a great time! Everyone is there because they enjoy that same artist, and going alone allows…
Whether you’re looking to see Luke Bryan play to a packed crowd at BC Place or the pop artist JP Saxe at a more intimate venue like the Vogue Theatre, there’s a little bit of everything for music fans in Vancouver. We’re fortunate to live in a city where major performers often include Rogers Arena…
Whether you are in search of a romantic evening or a place to let loose with your friends, I present two possibilities for your next nighttime adventure. Photo 1: International student nights at The Library Square Pub are carefully curated experiences by VANSTU Events that pack the venue from start to finish. Photos #2 &…
If you grew up in Canada, there’s a pretty good chance you’ve heard of Pink Shirt Day (PSD). Recognized each year on the last Wednesday of February, Pink Shirt Day is an anti-bullying campaign developed in 2007. And this year, you can observe the occasion on February 28th. I might be bringing up some distant…
Over the past six decades, family structures have evolved from the traditional nuclear setup, which consists of a couple and children, to modern variations such as co-parenting and blended families. Each family structure has its own dynamics, which have evolved alongside them over the years. Various factors have influenced these dynamics, including technological advancements, shifting…