Music Department’s spring concerts kick off with ‘Choirs in Concert’
The communality of the church hall lent the music an extra layer of intimacy and immersion.
Chairman of the Board: Slippery situation
If you like Scrabble and are looking for something a little more fast-paced, this game may be for you.
#SaveTheRio
“There are many performers who simply wouldn’t be able to get a foot on the stage again without the Rio.” – Tyler James Nicol
The life of a lowly intern
Workers spend a serious portion of their lives in their offices, and the last thing they want is an added annoyance buzzing around the space.
Royals place second in men’s basketball national championship
“The guys will look back at it, and will have had a memorable experience,” Royals’ head coach Joe Enevoldson
BC voting age could drop to 16
“It’s important to engage youth in our democracy,” Green Party leader Andrew Weaver
Analysis: Indigenous groups lead latest anti-pipeline protest
Over five thousand people appeared to protest the controversial Trans Mountain project.
City of New Westminster to consult with residents on cannabis rules
“The City is planning on conducting public engagement on this topic in the spring,” Mayor Jonathan Coté
Humans without humanities
Although technical degrees such as computer sciences are often seen as superior compared to more artistic majors, the importance of a humanistic approach cannot be understated.
Millennials, let’s stop shitting on Gen Z
Teenagers are not a species made to last… there’s just too many hormones and too few brain cells.