As students are targeted by increasingly predatory fees, and with the threat of the Eby government's review of post-secondary education possibly leading to the uncapping of tuition fee increases to well over 2% per year, the BC Federation of Students rallied in Richmond for their Annual General Meeting to address the cost of living crisis, among other issues. In attendance was BCFS Local 12, otherwise known as the Students Union Okanagan (SUO).

For much of my life the musical theatre genre had been one I avoided. The campiness that runs rampant through the writing and art design all seemed far too much. Possibly adding to this fear of camp was a Catholic upbringing, both in school and at home. Our Religion classes talked about classic Bible stories like the prodigal son, the mustard seed, the good Samaritan, and others. While we read these stories and I pondered my own identity, I had an epiphany: Jesus is camp. 

A story is shaped by what is included but is defined by what is not — the devil is in the details.

How do you hold on to someone when their memories start fading? At the Memory Café, people living with dementia, caregivers, and community members came together to explore that question through improv, music, and honest conversation.

On March 9th, 2026, UBC Okanagan students gathered in the Well to hear the results of the Student Union Okanagan’s 2026 General Election.