Want to enter the horror genre but don’t know where to start? Here are some great films that give a fantastic introduction to the cinematic world of scares and explore the many different worlds of horror, from psychological, supernatural and science fiction, for any curious onlooker to indulge in.

Our annual Spring event Careers in Communication (CIC) came to a wrap a few weeks ago, and we want to take a moment to reflect on the successful night

Nothing is better than a steaming bowl of soup on a cold day. With Vancouver’s below-freezing weather, it’s the perfect time to discover top-notch Vietnamese restaurants.

Different types of rock climbing holds are explored and ranked in terms of difficulty, pain, and satisfaction. From the easy-to-use jug holds to the challenging crimp holds, each type of hold comes with its own set of pros and cons. Boulder-enthusiast Jinny Kim provides a guide for rock climbers to determine which holds are worth the effort and which ones are best avoided.

Hotpot lovers rejoice! Metro Vancouver is home to some of the best hotpot restaurants, offering a diverse selection of flavors and dining experiences. From classic broths to spicy and unique options, there's something for everyone in the city's thriving hotpot scene. Check out these hotpot restaurants for all your hotpot cravings!

"Perfection" is too mild a term to describe the main subject of this blog post. While film, television, music, and art strive to define greatness and delve into what it means to be human, they pale in comparison to what has been created in the realm of mobile game advertising.

As a student, it can be tough to maintain a healthy and balanced diet, but Joaquin, our VP of Events sums up why a vegetarian diet can be a great option.

Finals are over, and it’s time to unwind and relax after a stressful Fall semester! With the holiday cheer in full swing, Marketing Coordinator and CMNSU in-house transit expert Kobie shares some popular winter activities accessible by public transit across Metro Vancouver.

Struggling to maintain your motivation during the final few weeks of the Fall semester? Kristen Wong, our Events Coordinator, has you covered with her balanced regiment to navigate exams and deadlines this holiday season!

This past month we wrapped up our last event of the Fall 2022 semester, Cards for the community. A thoughtful, giving and cozy event that brought together students and faculty to celebrate the holidays before the chaos of finals season kicked in.

What do you want to be when you grow up is an easy question when asked as a child, but as an adult, things can get difficult. Our VP of Marketing, Kyanna, shares her struggles in finding a career path and how she finally figured it out.

Arianne Cervantes, our communications coordinator and punk rock fan, reflects on the first-ever When We Were Young festival.

The winter blues can be incredibly challenging, especially for university students. Farah shares a few ways she has been able to make the change in seasons a little more bearable and even fun!

Raising a puppy is hard work, especially if it’s your first rodeo. Luckily, Simran, a two-time dog mom, is here to throw you a bone with four tips she wishes she knew sooner.

Read all about CMNSU’s first big event of the year, Evolve: Discovery. From industry professionals from IBM, Microsoft, IABC & Glow Within Foundation to wonderful prizes valued over $1000. EVOLVE 2022 was a raging success!

Have you ever wondered about the differences between working full time on co-op and taking a full-time course load? CMNSU’s Communications Coordinator Narges shares the differences she noticed during her first co-op term.

Black History Month is much more than a month. It is a time to celebrate black people, accomplishments and innovations. However, as discussed in Linda Kanyamuna’s article, “What about Blackness?”, the Canadian education system has left holes in our Black History, leaving so many of us without grounds to stand on. In this post, Sydney reflects on Linda’s piece and presents readers with the opportunity to not confine their historical reflection to one month, and explore Black excellency all the time.