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Crofts runs down two titles in one 30 minute stretch
WEST Vancouver's Helen Crofts added two more track and field titles to her stellar Simon Fraser University resumé, winning both the 400-metre and 1,500metre races at the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships Saturday in Monmouth, Ore.
SFU student wins national leadership award
Kudos to Simon Fraser University student Chantelle Buffie for receiving the 2013 National HSBC Woman Leader of Tomorrow Award.
SFU hoop star earns Team Canada tryout
Simon Fraser University women's basketball forward Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe will be among the 29 players at tryouts for the Canadian senior women's national team this weekend.
Clan runner wins two track titles
Simon Fraser University won three individual titles at the Great Northwest conference track and field championships at Monmouth, Oregon on Saturday.
SFU professor wrong on premier
Re: Election 2013: One Liberal left in Burnaby, Burnaby NOW, May 15. (see page 1)
Volunteer helps others see life clearly
This is what Henry Sicking has learned time and again over the last 15 years of volunteering with the Third World Eye Care Society, organizing its used glasses drive in the Tri-Cities to help those in developing countries.
MIKE MCLATCHY
Mike McLatchy might not be responsible for the success his daughters had in sport but he hopes to be responsible for the success of others.
Complex issues can lead to voter apathy
Perhaps that's the wrong question, according to Michael Brydon, a Simon Fraser University academic who studies why people make decisions. A professor with the university's Beedie School of Business, Brydon says the more important issue is why people should bother to vote.
Clan finish second in Great Northwest women's final
Simon Fraser University took Saint Martin's to a final game before finishing second in the Great Northwest conference for a second consecutive year.
Research could help victims
Researchers at Simon Fraser University have made a discovery they say could lead to new drugs that will prevent complications arising from ischemia, one of the devastating after-effects of heart attack and stroke, which disrupts blood flow to the heart and brain.
Sports shorts
The Terry Fox Ravens launched the senior boys rugby playoffs with a gritty 7-5 victory over Fraser Heights last week.
Fresh faces in a changing riding
Make no mistake, the Liberals and New Democrats have their eyes on this city, and the Burnaby-Lougheed race will be a hotly contested seat.
Clan women earn playoff spot in conference softball
Simon Fraser University guaranteed itself a spot in the Great Northwest conference women's softball playoff with a series win over Montana State Billings on Saturday.
Is it simply change vs. fear?
COME election day, North Vancouver-Seymour NDP candidate Jim Hanson hopes voters in his riding will be more upset at the governing Liberals than they are scared of the prospect of change.
Clan wrestlers win medals at women's U.S. open nationals
Simon Fraser University's women wrestlers dominated the competition at the U.S. Open wrestling national championships in Las Vegas last month.
Stargazing on the mountain
As theoretical physicist Lawrence Krauss once put, we are all made of stardust. As poetic as that sounds, it's scientifically based on the fact that every atom in our bodies came from an exploded star.
SFU bargaining in bad faith
The B.C. Labour Relations Board on Monday rejected a bid by Simon Fraser University to overturn a ruling that the university is bargaining in bad faith with its 1,000 CUPE Local 3338 employees.
Greasing party wheels in B.C
So how much is too much? It's a question worth asking after B.C.'s political parties reported their 2012 fundraising hauls last week.
Greasing political wheels in B.C
So how much is too much? It's a question worth asking after B.C.'s political parties reported their 2012 fundraising hauls last week.
