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Where fitness and environmentalism meet By Tania Arora, Staff Reporter To celebrate the bike community all across Canada and the US, Bike to Work Week is organized every year. This…

PETA and DXE make a splash in Vancouver By Katie Czenczek, News Editor On Friday, November 2, Direct Action Everywhere (DXE), PETA, and other animal rights groups met at the…

Students meet with government to ask for change By Katie Czenczek, News Editor While many others celebrated Halloween, post-secondary students from all over the province came together to lobby for…

BCFS calls on BC government to keep promise By Katie Czenczek, News Editor The British Columbia Federation of Students (BCFS) is calling all students who hate student debt to rise…

New office for student support and conduct on campuses By Tania Arora, Staff Reporter Following the SHIFT event aimed at increasing awareness for sexual and gender violence, Douglas College has…

British Columbians have until November 30 to cast their vote By Katie Czenczek, News Editor With voter packages being sent out starting last week, it is the perfect time to…

Open journals with Kevin Stranack By Tania Arora, Staff Reporter Douglas College organized Open Access Week from October 22 to 28 at the New Westminster campus, which involved three sessions.…

Many familiar faces returning to their positions By Bex Peterson, Editor-in-Chief The municipal election yielded very little in the way of significant changes for the city councils of New Westminster…

DSU hosts coffee house chat By Katie Czenczek, News Editor On October 17, DSU women’s representative Aahelee Bandyopadhyay hosted a coffee house chat at the Coquitlam campus. The chat, titled…

How the Enbridge pipeline explosion affects students By Katie Czenczek, News Editor It turns out even Douglas College has been hit by the effects of the Enbridge pipeline explosion. Days…