Let’s Get Consensual campaign Douglas bound?
Let’s Get Consensual is an anti-sexual violence campaign that promotes healthy sexual relationships in post-secondary institutions.
Author: The Other Press
The Other Press, Douglas College's student newspaper since 1976. Articles, insight and updates from the New West and Coquitlam campuses.
Loosening the clutch on New Westminster’s wallet
Over the next 12 months, there will be an abundance of events on the streets of New Westminster. Recently, the City of New Westminster approved over a quarter-million dollars into festival grants—$272,000 to be exact.
Provincial Eating Disorder Awareness Week approaches
Provincial Eating Disorder Awareness Week (PEDAW) will be taking place from February 1–8, with activists hoping to bring more awareness and education to eating disorders.
Douglas students spread random acts of love
What started as a personal project for Jacquoline Martin two years ago has expanded to something larger, and now includes the DSU Focus Club.
Vancouver Aquarium saves endangered and rare aquatic animals
Two weeks ago, a male Guadalupe fur seal was found washed ashore on a beach along the Pacific Rim National Park on Vancouver Island.
Feminism passing on
It has been a tough start to the year for the world’s heartstrings. Seemingly a litany of beloved figures have shuffled off of this mortal coil. David Bowie, Glenn Frey, and Alan Rickman, to name but a few.
What happened to our missing and murdered indigenous women
What would you do if your best friend disappeared without a trace? How would you react if your sister’s body was discovered in a suspected homicide?
Crime Report: Cereal mascot chase ends in devastation
In recent news this week, various cereal brand mascots have met their fate at the hands of those they were fleeing.
Canadian Militia takes over cabin in northern BC
A group of wily, red-blooded Canadian boys have recently taken over a cabin in the northern reaches of British Columbia.
Leonardo DiCaprio comes clean about being behind Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream
Martin Luther King Jr.’s thunder was stolen this past Martin Luther King day, as actor Leonardo DiCaprio came forward in a statement explaining that he, in fact, was responsible for the iconic dream.