Arts, In Print, Poetry Pinnacle Internalization When confronted in life with two options, to choose the road used over and over again or the road less travelled, what will you choose? Will you... Rachael Marsland Mar 23, 2020
Arts, In Print, Poetry I Went to the Sun Once Rufus woke up and something was very wrong He could feel it in his bone, still wet yet somehow smoking in his mouth. He thought, gosh how long have... Shawnda MouffetteArts Mar 23, 2020
Arts, In Print, Poetry Compassion Fatigue Resentment looks a lot like Narcan in a sharp and feels like it’s forcing out my will. I grab them both; Naloxone and the tarp, the outcome... Lacey Jones Mar 23, 2020
Features, In Print More Bang for your VIU Buck Imagine if there was a way to turn textbooks into coffee. Or put the hundreds of dollars spent on printing in the library towards sandwiches in the... Kristen Bounds Mar 23, 2020
Creative Nonfiction, In Print, Student Opinion How to be Knocked Down a Peg There is nothing quite like a good failing: a failing grade, failing health, failed relationships, vehicle, intention, job or school application or,... Ben McTaggart Mar 23, 2020
Features, In Print Sara Drew in Peru How does one simultaneously develop skills for their future career while also making a positive difference in the world? Sara Drew is a second-year... Elijah Robinson Mar 23, 2020