Opinion

As hard as it is to hear arguments you disagree with, listening intently to opposing views will not only benefit you by gaining a different perspective, but will move society along in a positive direction.

Post-secondary schools in Canada have independent policies as to what constitutes plagiarism, yet there is little being done by the institutions to target the problem.

Vancouver’s housing-affordability crisis is not only forcing residents to leave, but is pushing arts and culture out of the city.

By Gabrielle Plonka In the heat of the moment, somewhere between “Yes,” and “No,” lies an ambiguous and dangerous silence. Unfortunately, many young adults still rely on non-verbal consent during sex, based on the assumption that we know…

While a silent campus is an impossible goal, colleges could do more to curb unnecessary noise and make life easier for students with sound sensitivity.

Reported by Agazy Mengesha In Vancouver, where you can walk for five minutes and see three different dispensaries, it can be easy to forget that cannabis is still illegal to sell. But until someone complains, no one seems to care, not even…

The idea of free textbooks is a brilliant one. Not only do students no longer have to lug around 80 pounds of paper each day, but the weight of being broke is greatly reduced.

By Nikitha Martins Vancouver’s first annual South Asian Fashion Week (SAFW) showcased fashion design that sits at the intersection of East and West. The brand new event also happened to emerge at a time when cultural appropriation was, once…

An investment in technology, such as 3D animations, that would allow for students to learn without environmental harm, is a step the college should be willing to take.

It is not about shutting down conversations, but rather white people doing the grunt work to deflect ignorant tweeters away from online spaces that Indigenous Twitter uses to organize or vent fury.