New season, new semester, new beginnings! Check out your horoscope to see what autumn has in store, plus a personalized fall song tailored just for you!

Welcome to the Communication program at SFU! Now that you’re here, you might be wondering what your courses are going to be like during your time here. Lucky for you, we have prepared a sneak peak into what this program is all about by dispelling common CMNS misconceptions.

Kaylee Higgs is a third-year student serving as VP of Marketing for the Communications Student Union. Recently, she completed her co-op at Moresports BC as a Community and Recreation Coordinator. Kaylee fills us in about her co-op experience, providing great insight for those looking into the program! 

The CMNSU Blog is returning for another year of updates, events, and connections! We’re kicking off our events calendar this September with Clubs Day on the 15/16th and our classic EVOLVE mixer on the 24th. Read more about these events and how to get the most out of your CMNS experience with the CMNSU!

I was born in Bogotá, Colombia and immigrated to Canada almost five years ago. “Home” used to describe one place, but after a recent trip back to Colombia, I realized that “home” isn't just where you’re from anymore. 

Cheska is finishing her degree in Communication with a minor in Business, and worked two co-op terms at SFU. This is her experience in two different professional Marketing and Communication roles!

There are many ways to make socializing on campus easier, one of which is engaging with third places. Here’s a list of some of my favourite third places on or near the SFU campus:

Let’s unpack why sticking to resolutions is so hard and explore some practical, compassionate ways to find your rhythm for the rest of the year

“Do you think human creativity matters?”

Starting a co-op can sound intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be! Emma completed three co-op terms during her time at SFU and is incredibly grateful for how these experiences helped shape her goals, interests, and skills.

It turns out that breaking a six-year promise to run wasn’t a failure after all. In fact, it was the start of something really, really good.

With the new year, we welcome new goals that we aim to achieve in hopes that a year from now, we can look back and feel proud of ourselves. Here are some tips that can guide you through your personal self-improvement journey.

Goodbye 2025 Dubai chocolate, hello bomber jackets and flower crowns. This 2026, we are bringing in 2016 energy. Here’s what your year will look like based on your signs:

As the holidays approach, there is one thing we can all agree on: Mariah Carey’s All I Want for Christmas Is You is amazing! Or is it?

Christmas in Vancouver is festive, sometimes drenched, magical, and quite inconvenient for your bank account. This list proves you can still romanticize Christmas even on a student budget.

You're not just buying a home; you’re buying into a carefully crafted narrative that is harming both your wallet and our planet and the natural gas industry is making sure of it.

Halloween was three days ago, but for many of us knee-deep in exams and assignments, we missed our chance to celebrate. Because of this, I made a list of some slightly scary to truly horrifying movies to honor the spirit of this year’s Halloweekend.

Nothing screams “autumn” like a classic horror film or a cozy comfort show, therefore this post is dedicated to introducing a few new (or possibly familiar) titles to you. Let’s explore 8 of my fall favourites!

Live music might be one of the most powerful forces we have in this universe or the next. 

A transcendent experience that dismantles barriers to unite us and make us whole.