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Be the change in your community

Harpreet Singh - 0
Helping your community can feel overwhelming if you don’t know where to start. As a student, time and resources might feel limited, but even...

Uncertainty has never been your true foe

Natalia Toscano - 0
Recognizing and accepting the limited control one has over life can be challenging, and to even say that is a massive understatement.  There are countless...

Sunshine and suffering

Sky Terrones - 0
Ah, summer. The grass is greener, the birds are singing, the sun shines down on me — and with its glorious radiation, my seasonal...

Professor Profile: Dr. Katherine Godfrey arrives on campus

Caitlyn Carr - 0
Dr. Katherine Godfrey is an assistant professor in the History department at UFV. As of September 2025, Godfrey will begin teaching courses in Latin American...

A disaster prevented: Sumas Mountain fire

Gauri Sethi - 0
On July 8, a human-made fire on Sumas Mountain in Abbotsford spread rapidly, destroying a garage. However, a larger catastrophe was averted because of...

Purdys carried at local grocers in response to U.S. tariffs

Anna McCausland - 0
On July 9, 2025, Purdys Chocolatier favourites hit the shelves in popular grocer Save-On-Foods. For the first time in the company’s 118 years of...

How accurate is F1: The Movie?

Anna McCausland - 0
One day, a year ago, I was sitting in the Dublin airport at a restaurant waiting for the bus to take me back to...

“Hold on to your vaginas”

Caitlyn Carr - 0
As soon as M3GAN 2.0’s trailer played before Clown in a Cornfield (2025), my friends and I knew we had to see it. Not because we...

What does it mean to be Canadian?

Sophie Ofeimu - 0
In 2020 I learned about Canada’s Indian Act — which, when passed in 1876, carried the express intent of structurally eradicating Indigenous ways of...

UFV Speaks: favourite summer activity as a child?

Veronica Powell - 0
In UFV Speaks, our intrepid reporters pick a topic currently relevant to UFV students or staff, and ask them for their heated opinions to...
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