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UFV alumni: where are they now?

Caitlyn Carr - 0
Grad season at UFV just wrapped up and new graduates are now faced with their futures. Some have everything mapped out, but others may...

The Cascade Corner Booth (WORKING TITLE)

Cassie Williams - 0
Everyone and their dog thinks they can start a podcast these days. Lucky for UFV students The Cascade is someone and someone’s dog! So, we’ve...

Three queer films, one exhausted unicorn: a Pride?Month review

Sky Terrones - 0
Hello, my fellow unicorns, fairies, and bears! June 1 marked the beginning of Canadian Pride Season, and thus your favourite rainbow dealer is back...

Increasing wait times for specialists in B.C.

Jasleen Sandhu - 0
In recent years, there has been a 10 per cent rise in wait times to see specialists in British Columbia. This growth in number...

Noah Kahan is willing and able to make new music

Reza Keshavarz - 0
Apr. 24 saw the release of Noah Kahan's fourth studio album, The Great Divide (2026), a drop fans had been eagerly waiting for. The momentum...

The Environmentalist: when Earth hits its limits

Fabiola Cruz Alderete - 0
Welcome to The Environmentalist, your column for understanding the natural world. Today we will be talking about planetary limits. Almost everything in life has limits....

Doublet earthquakes devastate vulnerable Venezuela

Natalia Toscano - 0
On June 24, four minutes past six p.m. local time, a doublet earthquake hit Venezuela with a 7.2 magnitude foreshock 23 kilometres off the...

Sweet syrup and bitter history

Reza Keshavarz - 0
For years now, I haven’t called Canada Day a celebration, but an observation. It has been a chance to learn more about my country...

An alarming realization on BC Emergency Alerts

Natalia Toscano - 0
I still remember the first time I witnessed my phone blasting the emergency alarm through BC Emergency Alerts. It was for an active shooter...

The Cascade Shuffle

Darien Johnsen - 0
Welcome to The Cascade’s first ever shuffle! As Editor-in-Chief, I thought I should try and focus on something relevant to our campus or community. But...
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