Christopher Harcourt

By MAIYA SUZUKI UBC food experts are attempting what might be impossible: making insects seem like an appetizing treat. UBC professor Yasmin Akhtar teaches the “Insects as Food and Feed” course to reduce the squeamishness around consuming…

Photos and story by CHRISTOPHER HARCOURT Some young adults don’t see cars as just a mode of transportation, but a passion that went into overdrive. These students have multiple cars they work on that they modify, often spending thousands…

By EMILY BEST Waves of abandoned huskies are overwhelming shelters and BC SPCA branches around the Lower Mainland amidst adoption rates that are lower than normal. The Richmond branch of the BC SPCA and the Delta Community Animal…

By Christopher Harcourt Falcons upset by Montmorency Nomades A late surge by Langara just wasn’t enough and the favoured Falcons were toppled 3-2 by underdogs Montmorency in the bronze medal qualifier Friday at the 2022 CCAA men’s…

By Christopher Harcourt The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Trojans believe teamwork and accountability are their biggest strengths coming into this week’s national men’s soccer tournament. SAIT went 11-1 this season and…

By Christopher Harcourt The Humber Hawks dominated the season in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association men’s soccer league and will be one of the teams to watch when they attempt to defend their title at the national championship…

By CHRISTOPHER HARCOURT Behind-the-scenes roles will play a huge part in the potential success of Studio 58’s final production of the year, according to the faculty and students involved in production. Crew roles were given out last…