by Natalie Stewart After brainstorming, you will have a lot of different ideas to organize. Here are some tips to help you turn your mess…

When Supplemental Learning (SL) co-ordinator Elizabeth Templeman first met Ndumiso Makunura, he was a regular attendee in biology and chemistry sessions. "He was such a…

by Natalie Stewart The most important part of an English academic paper is the thesis statement.  To determine if you have a strong thesis, here…

As a Work Study student for the Faculty of Student Development's Communications and Marketing team, Nicole Stanchfield is seeing student life in a whole new light. Currently…

Students in the Master of Education (MEd) program or those taking a Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies now have a support room to call home.…

by Michael Tulak Taking a day off to take care of your mental and emotional health increases your potential for success. Athletes regularly take a…

Francesca Ramunno, 2018's Co-op Student of the Year, discusses mentorship, volunteerism, challenges in Computing Science, and the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone.…

Grab your family and friends, and fuel up before you cheer on your WolfPack. The Den is featuring a special game-day menu guaranteed to keep…

by Natalie Stewart Academic writing should reflect the cultural values of 2018, not 1918. This means being socially aware when writing, so that you can…

In our We Know What You Did This Summer series, we are talking to students who spent their summer semester in one of the experiential…

After filling in as the supervisor for Indigenous Student Development, Melody Markle will now continue in the position permanently. Though former supervisor Joanne Brown's presence…

by Natalie Stewart Lecture notes are essential to academic success. They can help you recall information for tests, and understand the course material and textbook.…

by Chelsea Tuyttens Academic writing is all about rules -- structure, thesis statements, supporting arguments, topic sentences, grammar, and don’t even get me started on…

Nearly one year after a smoky summer of evacuations, destroyed landscapes, and emotional trauma, one must wonder - what can we learn from a natural…

Upon meeting Tristen Wybou and Tess Gagnon, one might get the impression that they were longtime friends with deeply intertwined histories. Like music never skipping…

Supplemental Learning (SL) leader Kennedy Aberdeen is majoring in accounting, but it’s her theatre minor that has blossomed into a passion. “I originally took theatre…

As he approaches the completion of his master's in Environmental Economics and Management, Ed Blakeborough reflected on his harrowing journey to stand out as being…

Fourth-year student Chantal Cadorette feels as lost as a set of car keys tucked deep into a couch cushion.  Now in her final semester, the…

Born and raised in Kamloops, Supplemental Learning (SL) leader David Gore spent his first post-secondary year on a hockey scholarship at Minot State University in…

by Natalie Stewart “Not every reader writes, but every writer reads.”        Michael Kardos, The Art and Craft of Fiction Reading for pleasure…