Reason #1: Craft Beer Kicked off a Revolution And now spirits, ciders and mead are following in its footsteps. After a shakeup in 2013 that […]
Vancouver-Based Charity Speaks on Witchcraft and Human Rights at the UN
Nearly 10 years after its inception, the charity is now globally recognized for its advocacy work and founder Peter Ash is bringing the topic of […]
Translink Buses Reportedly Skipping Capilano University Residence
The CSU has received multiple complaints from students that buses aren’t allowing them to board. Bus services and fees were increased in July throughout the […]
Capilano University Cleaners Unionize, Join SEIU2 in Fight for a Living Wage
Delia Tanza hasn’t had a single day off in four months. She works as a private caregiver for a few hours every morning before she […]
CSU Spent $20,000 on Captivate
Only $5,000 remains in the CSU’s events budget for the entire academic year. Less than a month into the fall semester, the Capilano Students’ Union […]
Capilano Partners with Carrier Sekani to Deliver Health Training
The pilot project will provide remote BC communities with access to health services. Capilano University has partnered with Carrier Sekani Family Services, a holistic health […]
Domestic Students Take Back Seat to International Students
With new provincial legislation lifting tuition on EAP courses, instructors fear longer wait lists will keep domestic students away from the classroom. When he retired […]
Construction of On-Campus Student Housing May Begin as Early as Next Spring
A proposed Capilano University Village in Purcell Woods includes plans for 60 dormitories. Less than a month after the first batch of students moved into […]
Where Do Our Clothes Come From?
We all want cute, affordable clothes, but we don’t want to support unethical labour practices. Here’s how some of Vancouver’s favourite fashion brands stack up. […]