After just over two years of formal war between Israel and Gaza, preceded by an informal series of clashes beginning in Gaza's independence in 2007, what seems to be a permanent ceasefire is now in place; how long it can last, however, remains to be seen.

The ever-volatile British Columbian political scene has received another shock this month, as amidst infighting in the BC Conservative Party, a new right-wing political party has been created by two rogue Conservatives — and one of them represents our campus' constituency.

The resources that libraries provide to their communities are vital, especially in a post-COVID world where people are still finding ways to reconnect with one another. The next time you have to charge your phone, get out of temperamental weather, study for a class, or schedule a meeting, drop by your local library.

As technology and innovation take over, we must ask: have modern societies drifted too far from the land and the time-tested wisdom of Indigenous communities?

The Jazz Jam hosted by the Music club is a personal favorite on campus, but how does it work and why should you be interested?

In a campus full of screens and syllabi, the English Course Union’s Book Exchange offered something refreshingly simple: time to pause, flip through pages, and rediscover the joy of reading and stories.

Think leadership means public speaking and big titles? Think again. On this campus, it’s just as much about small acts, showing up, and the courage to get involved.