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SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - December 24, 2008 - December 24, 2008A look at how SFU and its people made news: Dec. 20-24, 2008 This report now takes a vacation break, and will...
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Campus snowfall thrills x-country skier - December 22, 2008Many commuters to SFU’s Burnaby campus dread the news of a snowstorm on Burnaby Mountain – but not Tanya Behrisch. While the...
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SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - December 19, 2008 - December 19, 2008A look at how SFU and its people made news: Dec. 13-19, 2008 SFU student Evan Miller scored a big media hit,...
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SFU stars in Living Vancouver - December 18, 2008Blusson Hall, the home of the Faculty of Health Sciences at the Burnaby campus, will be one of many SFU spots featured on...
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Sun Life offers TFSA accounts to SFU staff and faculty - December 16, 2008Jon Kesselman has already taken advantage of the federal government’s new legislation permitting tax-free savings accounts ...
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SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - December 12, 2008 - December 12, 2008A look at how SFU and its people made news: Dec. 6-12, 2008 “Don't worry, be happy—and spend.” That, according...
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Time is right to address poverty and homelessness - December 11, 2008An economic downturn is the perfect time to tackle poverty, say the co-authors of a new report, A Poverty Reduction Plan for...
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SFU co-hosts mass youth dialogue - December 11, 2008On Dec. 10, SFU co-hosted an online mass dialogue with youth delegates attending the United Nations Climate Change Conference...
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SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - December 5, 2008 - December 5, 2008A look at how SFU and its people made news: Nov. 28-Dec. 5, 2008 As the Federal Follies continued in Ottawa, SFU...
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SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - November 28, 2008 - November 28, 2008A look at how SFU and its people made news: Nov. 20-28, 2008 SFU hit national news media in spades during the...
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Your PC could soon diagnose diseases - November 27, 2008You’ll soon be able to diagnose illnesses at home as easily as diabetics test their blood sugar levels, using your home...
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Sustainable project wins gold - November 27, 2008UniverCity picked up a gold award and a third-place ranking overall in the Sustainable Projects Category at the 2008 LivCom...
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Study finds Canadian life deadly for immigrants - November 27, 2008A new study led by SFU researcher Scott Lear suggests that the longer immigrants remain in Canada, the worse their...
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Student group hosting SFU’s first World AIDS Day event - November 27, 2008SFU’s AIDS Awareness Network is hosting SFU’s first World AIDS Day event Dec. 1 at the Burnaby campus with a full schedule of...
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Radical theory attracts global attention - November 27, 2008SFU biologist Bernard Crespi has published a revolutionary theory of brain development that could change the way scientists...
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Prospective students invited to 'SFU's World' - November 27, 2008SFU is hosting the second of this year’s four "SFU’s World" campus-tour workshops for high school students and their parents...
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New program brings learning home for seniors - November 27, 2008The SFU Seniors Program is reaching into the community with "Learn Where You Live", a selection of non-credit courses for...
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Holiday gifts to get them thinking - November 27, 2008Have global economic conditions got your family down? SFU Surrey computing scientist Toby Donaldson’s "Santa’s List" of...
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Get SFU Connect-ed now–avoid the rush - November 27, 2008In case you missed it, SFU has a nifty new all-in-one e-mail-and-calendaring system called SFU Connect. Based on a...
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Food Bank drive Nov 24–Dec 12 - November 27, 2008The SFU Food Bank needs your help during its annual winter food drive, through Dec. 12, at all three campuses. Needed items...
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Feds renew six SFU Canada Research Chairs - November 27, 2008The Canadian government has announced $5.7 million in renewed funding for six of the 38 SFU researchers who hold Tier 1 or...
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Columnist chronicles campus life - November 27, 2008For an entertaining glimpse into the mind of a local first-year university student, SFU undergrad Layne Clark’s weekly Campus...
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Christmas lunch anyone? - November 27, 2008Don’t miss out on the Diamond Alumni Centre’s traditional Christmas luncheon buffet, Dec. 1–19, 11 am–2 pm. The buffet tables...
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Call for action - November 27, 2008Are you a promising leader? Action Canada is seeking nominations of post-secondary students for its national fellowship...
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Buy a bed net, save a life this Christmas - November 27, 2008This Christmas, for just 10 bucks you can buy perhaps the most gratifying present you’ll ever give: an insecticide-treated...
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AIDS Network nation’s first - November 27, 2008Robert Hogg, an SFU health sciences professor who studies infectious diseases, will head Canada’s first nation-wide HIV/AIDS...
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ACTION for Health internationally recognized - November 27, 2008Earlier this year, communication professor Ellen Balka and her international research team completed a mammoth four-year...
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$5000 for FHS student - November 27, 2008SFU health sciences student Vanessa Dixon has won a $5000 graduate award from the non-profit Heritage Educational Foundation,...
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Did you know? - November 26, 2008SFU is ranked first among North American universities for its number of start-up companies per million dollars of research...
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SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - November 20, 2008 - November 20, 2008A look at how SFU and its people made news: Nov. 14-20, 2008 In The Vancouver Sun, the biggest headline type...
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2008 fulbright awards: Winning eye for fish eyes - November 13, 2008SFU biologist Inigo Novales Flamarique will spend next spring carrying out research as a Fulbright visiting chair in...
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We’re No. 1 in Canadian rankings - November 13, 2008SFU moved up to a tie for first, in the 2008 Maclean’s rankings of universities. Simon Fraser shared first place among 11 ...
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We have solar power - November 13, 2008SFU is experimenting with a solar photovoltaic array that uses panels to convert sunlight into electricity. Facilities...
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United Way makes helping others easy - November 13, 2008SFU’s annual United Way campaign kicked off a month of fundraising and related activities Nov. 3 and campaign co-chair Leigh...
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Stress hormone helps during difficult times - November 13, 2008SFU biologists Oliver Love and Tony Williams and colleagues from Trent University discovered that hormones released by...
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So, how good is your inner frog detector? - November 13, 2008Kaycee Jane finds SFU’s two-year Executive MBA program challenging. But she found time to self-publish a book designed to...
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SFU’s Energy Harvester is one of 2008’s top inventions - November 13, 2008The Bionic Energy Harvester, a device created by SFU biomedical physiologist Max Donelan and his research team, has made Time...
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SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - November 13, 2008 - November 13, 2008A look at how SFU and its people made news: Nov. 7-13, 2008 Our Canadian media hit of the week: the Maclean’s 2...
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SFU gains on ‘Top 50’ research funding list - November 13, 2008Consulting firm Re$earch Infosource has ranked SFU fourth among comprehensive universities for attracting research dollars...
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SFU and Australian university to offer double degree - November 13, 2008SFU and Monash University in Melbourne are teaming up in ’09 to offer a double undergrad program that trades on Whistler’s...
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Running for office - November 13, 2008There may be others, but an informal survey by SFU News turned up nine community members running in the Nov. 15 elections,...
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Opera Studies returns - November 13, 2008After a five-year hiatus, the SFU Opera Studies program returns in January 2009 with two new non-credit courses. An 11...
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Lose weight, save the planet? Maybe - November 13, 2008Can working off fat influence climate change? That’s one of the intriguing questions scientists Max Donelan, Scott Lear and...
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Joffres is the salt man - November 13, 2008Health sciences professor Michel Joffres has received the Canadian Cardiovascular Society’s Robert E. Beamish Award for his...
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Coach of the year - November 13, 2008Clan football coach David Johnson (right) is the 2008 Canada West Football Coach of the Year. Johnson successfully ended...
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New development director for Facilities Services - January 24, 2008
Smokers out in the cold - January 10, 200807 United Way Campaign - January 10, 2008Think fast and win - January 10, 2008
Social networking, Canadian style - January 10, 2008
International TA training helps instructors and their students - January 10, 2008
Top-10 family-friendly employer - January 10, 2008SFU media stars never too busy for press - January 10, 2008Celebrate our staff - January 10, 2008
2007 staff achievement awards: feature - January 10, 2008Support reduces post-addiction relapses - January 10, 2008SFU Launches B.C's only education TV program - January 10, 2008
Emergency communications vehicle will help Sri Lanka - January 10, 20082010 break for students - January 10, 2008Gung Haggis Fat Choy! - January 10, 2008
Students become micro-credit lenders - January 10, 2008
$3 Million for Contemporary Arts - January 10, 2008
Pulse-checking device helps lifeguards - January 10, 2008
Don yer kilt for Robbie Burns Day - January 10, 2008
Find your inner CEO this year - January 10, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - January 11, 2008 - January 11, 2008
SFU legends honoured across Canada - January 17, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - January 18, 2008 - January 18, 2008
Last call for Sterling Prize nominations - January 24, 2008The prize is awarded...
Business profs win Ascendant Scholar awards - January 24, 2008Final forum on academic structure - January 24, 2008
Drug addiction lecture - January 24, 2008
Talking science to kids - January 24, 2008
Outstanding alumni: Creating a healthier, safer world - January 24, 2008
Former student honours teacher with endowment - January 24, 2008
Burley discovers birthplace of Polynesia - January 24, 2008
Former UN advisor named to Simons chair - January 24, 2008
2007 staff achievement awards: Joe Van Snellenberg - January 24, 2008
Trust chair to receive Chancellor’s Service award - January 24, 2008
City program lectures tackle urban issues - January 24, 2008
For rent: Green suites at Verdant - January 24, 2008
Take the 7 Weeks to Wellness challenge - January 24, 2008
SFU team raises $8,400 for mosquito nets to Africa - January 24, 2008
Audain donates $2 million to Contemporary Arts building - January 24, 2008
SFU earns Go Green status - January 24, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - January 25, 2008 - January 25, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - February 1, 2008 - February 1, 2008
CaseIT competition goes international - February 7, 2008
Kudos for Clan runners - February 7, 2008
New book highlights women’s health - February 7, 2008
IRMACS explores new film frontiers - February 7, 2008
Global security maverick finds peace at SFU - February 7, 2008SFU joins in climate change initiative - February 7, 2008
Copyright sleuth (almost) always gets permission - February 7, 2008
2007 staff achievement awards: Paul Godman - February 7, 2008
Solar house goes to Washington - February 7, 2008
SFU leads pack in energy management - February 7, 2008
Scientists find origin of neuron’s electrical signals - February 7, 2008
Surrey campus open house, Feb. 28 - February 7, 2008
CJSF-FM marks five years - February 7, 2008
Need some tips for reducing your eco-footprint on campus? - February 7, 2008
Student blasts off to Mars (okay, Utah) - February 7, 2008The fourth-year SFU earth sciences...
Developer gives Simon Fraser $4 million for health research - February 7, 2008
Breakthrough technology harvests people power - February 7, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - February 8, 2008 - February 8, 2008SFU president to speak on university challenges/opportunities - February 14, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - February 15, 2008 - February 15, 2008Summer jobs - February 19, 2008
More wireless - February 20, 2008
Burnaby campus' new hazmat emergency plan - February 20, 2008Hire a student - February 20, 2008Nomination call for chancellor, senators - February 20, 2008
Leier on Bakunin - February 20, 2008
Art imitates naturalist - February 20, 2008
Working toward peace in Kenya - February 20, 2008Want more from your career? - February 20, 2008
Celebrate our staff: 2007 staff achievement awards - February 20, 2008Leading Odissa dancer at Harbour Centre - February 20, 2008
Noted artist donates paintings - February 20, 2008
SFU sustainability becomes policy - February 20, 2008
SFU 'jock' vies for Miss World Canada crown - February 20, 2008
SFU team places third in hydro challenge - February 20, 2008
New dialogue diploma hones decision-making skills - February 20, 2008Burnaby campus hosts 2nd open house - February 20, 2008
Unique software tool measures cultural IQ - February 20, 2008Redesigning the university for 2025 - February 20, 2008
Math prof awarded 3M for teaching excellence, leadership - February 20, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - February 22, 2008 - February 22, 2008
Men claim gold, women silver at wrestling finals - February 28, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - February 29, 2008 - February 29, 2008Nominations close March 6 for BoG, trust staff reps - March 4, 2008
Teaching immigrant teachers - March 6, 2008
Another design award for Surrey campus - March 6, 2008Kudos for publishing program leader - March 6, 2008
Students’ green concerns - March 6, 2008Nominations end today for BoG & trust reps - March 6, 2008
Brand Wars ’08 - March 6, 2008
Wrestlers win medals - March 6, 2008
Student life: less time, more pressure - March 6, 2008
Donation guru’s tips for beating the taxman - March 6, 2008
Admissions to be confirmed as early as spring break - March 6, 2008
2007 staff achievement awards: Holli Redekop - March 6, 2008
Multicultural history will be digitized - March 6, 2008
Science alumna a rising TV star - March 6, 2008First Nations B.A. next fall - March 6, 2008
‘Make an impact’ says Trudeau - March 6, 2008Nominate a senior leader - March 6, 2008
Surrey eyes 530-bed residence - March 6, 2008SFU has signed an agreement with Surrey Campus Residences Corporation (SCRC) to build a 530-bed student...
Who owns the past? - March 6, 2008
Mass notification system delivers campus alerts - March 6, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - March 7, 2008 - March 7, 2008
Interrogating Narrative – with Patricia Gruben - March 7, 2008Writer-director Patricia Gruben, an SFU...
SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - March 14, 2008 - March 14, 2008
An apple a day - March 20, 2008SFU architect joins fellowship of peers - March 20, 2008
Abdulai shines at track and field finals - March 20, 2008
Clan women lose basketball heartbreaker - March 20, 2008Become a loaned rep. for the United Way - March 20, 2008
Convocation student speaker nominees wanted - March 20, 2008
Female computer wizards taste life at the Googleplex - March 20, 2008
Protecting marine bio-diversity - March 20, 2008SFU announces 2008 honorary degree recipients - March 20, 2008
Board has two new members - March 20, 2008
2007 staff achievement awards: Yasmin Jamal - March 20, 2008Each year, SFU’s staff achievement awards highlight the exceptional personal and work-related...
Cooking Green - March 20, 2008
Simon Fraser's gravesite gets extreme makeover - March 20, 2008
Clarifying B.C.’s real homeless count - March 20, 2008
Global flu pandemic a question of when, not if - March 20, 2008
Louie to serve second term - March 20, 2008
It's not easy bein' yellow - March 20, 2008
SFU Alerts test on April 9 - March 20, 2008...
SFU creates university-wide plan for First Nations students - March 20, 2008
SFU team poised for world's biggest physics experiment - March 20, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - March 20, 2008 - March 21, 2008
SFU climate-change conference to discuss policy gaps - March 26, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - March 27, 2008 - March 27, 2008
SFU scrambles to adjust after surprise Victoria funding cut - April 2, 2008SFU administrators have been left scrambling to address an unexpected $6.3-million...
Seniors program boom - April 3, 2008
2008 India scholarships - April 3, 2008New smoking restrictions kick in - April 3, 2008SIAT filmmakers win - April 3, 2008Mark Jaccard is B.C.'s academic of the year - April 3, 2008Swim-a-thon earns SFU a Julia award - April 3, 2008
International student numbers still shy of 10 per cent - April 3, 2008
New dean of graduate studies: Wade Parkhouse - April 3, 2008Seeking changes to student loans - April 3, 2008
Families in India defy stereotypes - April 3, 2008
2007 staff achievement awards: Andrew Barton - April 3, 2008
Excellence in teaching awards: Mary Lynn Stewart - April 3, 2008
Excellence in teaching awards: Gary McCarron - April 3, 2008
Excellence in teaching awards: Veselin Jungic - April 3, 2008
Pledge a plant, grow a bursary - April 3, 2008
Distinguished community leader - April 3, 2008
SFU Alerts test on April 9 - April 3, 2008New Gerontology PhD program launches fall ’09 - April 3, 2008
Breakthrough in brain function research - April 3, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - April 3, 2008 - April 3, 2008SIAT student showcase, April 10 - April 4, 2008
Vancouver campus workshops tackle eating disorders - April 8, 2008BCNET holds 8th annual conference April 22-23 - April 8, 2008
SFU hoop star vies for athlete of the year - April 10, 2008SFU freezes hiring; seniors program at risk - April 11, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - April 11, 2008 - April 11, 2008
Smokin’ ACEs help revive local business - April 14, 2008
Perl appointed to VIA Rail Board - April 14, 2008
SFU offers SofTel Internet phone service - April 15, 2008Immerse Yourself in Publishing (For Free) - April 16, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - April 18, 2008 - April 18, 2008SFU authors wanted - May 1, 2008Notre Prix d'excellence - May 1, 2008SFU offers internet phone - May 1, 2008
Sun Run winner - May 1, 2008
Finding the world's 'greenest' person - May 1, 2008
Graduate scholarships keep grads here - May 1, 2008Senate endorses new combinations - May 1, 2008
Driver named VP-academic, provost - May 1, 2008
College invites world; Canada blocks doors - May 1, 2008
2007 staff achievement awards: Rummana Khan Hemani - May 1, 2008
Boy baby boom - May 1, 2008
Three blind mice, see how they... react to lasers? - May 1, 2008
Disabled face barriers to workforce - May 1, 2008Cadets invade Burnaby campus - May 1, 2008SFU board approves lean budget - May 1, 2008
It's auction and plant sale time - May 1, 2008Funding cut prompts SFU hiring freeze - May 1, 2008
SFU plans new environment faculty for spring 2009 - May 1, 2008
Canadian Olympian, eh? - May 1, 2008
Rethinking African aid - May 7, 2008Province funds French - May 15, 2008Book summer camps now - May 15, 2008
ASSC1 building wins engineering award - May 15, 2008
Clan duo head to CFL - May 15, 2008Emergency team adopts new name, website - May 15, 2008
Future air travel only for the rich? - May 15, 2008
Top co-op students shine brightly - May 15, 2008Non-business majors flock to new MBA - May 15, 2008
Murphy to head athletics - May 15, 2008
First-year applications up 4.9 per cent - May 15, 2008
2007 staff achievement awards: Student Services - May 15, 2008New award to protect senior students - May 15, 2008
SFU Surrey AIM to expand campus, revitalize city centre - May 15, 2008
UniverCity picks Nesters as Hub grocer - May 15, 2008
New facility to fuel medical research - May 15, 2008
SFU hosting major global health conference - May 15, 2008'Art of Documentary' workshop - May 15, 2008
Bike to Work week - May 15, 2008Campus campaign underway - May 15, 2008President’s community report - May 15, 2008
Open House countdown - May 15, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - May 15, 2008 - May 15, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - May 23, 2008 - May 23, 2008
Student fundraiser previews possible future as a grad - May 29, 2008
SIAT grad designs solar-powered home - May 29, 2008
International exchanges open gateways to the world - May 29, 2008
First French program grad eyes legal career in EU - May 29, 2008
The definition of a high achiever - May 29, 2008
Dean’s medal follows string of coincidences - May 29, 2008
Breast cancer survivor attains academic goal with patience - May 29, 2008Six of Canada's finest to receive honorary degrees - May 29, 2008Doctor of Science honoris causa, Wednesday, June 4, 9:45 am ...
2008 Convocation medal roundup - May 29, 2008The Silver medal is awarded to the two SFU undergraduate students who achieve...
Gold medallist creates tiny technologies - May 29, 2008
Top scholar-athlete heading to Europe - May 29, 2008
EdD grad improves aboriginal math skills - May 29, 2008
Science medallist eyes teaching career - May 29, 2008
2008 Convocation student speakers - May 29, 2008
Moving beyond pain with faith, family - May 29, 2008
Pursuing a childhood dream in Canada - May 29, 2008
Global health masters reach out to the world - May 29, 2008
Environmental issues leave Canada no time to waste - May 29, 2008
Urban seniors more active, gerontology grad finds - May 29, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - May 30, 2008 - May 30, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - June 5, 2008 - June 5, 2008
Mossadiq Umedaly - Convocation address - June 3, 2008
Michael Kirby - Convocation address - June 5, 2008
Nelly Auersperg - Convocation address - June 4, 2008
William Gibson - Convocation address - June 5, 2008Thinking of the World - June 10, 2008Seeking outstanding alumni nominees - June 12, 2008
SFU accepts First Peoples’ English course - June 12, 2008
Feds fund Surrey business incubator - June 12, 2008
Clague named 2008 Jahns lecturer - June 12, 2008
Researchers endorse using more fresh stem cells - June 12, 2008
Archaeologists to study Sunshine Coast sites - June 12, 2008Two cable channels airing SFU education show - June 12, 2008
Dr. Stats on call - June 12, 2008
Distinguished German scholar comes to SFU - June 12, 2008Boeing grant to drive visual analytics research - June 12, 2008
SFU launches Green Pages web portal - June 12, 2008
SFU a winning workplace - June 12, 2008
Blaser wins Griffin poetry prize - June 12, 2008
Study finds global terrorism declining - June 12, 2008
Grad student wins $150,000 Trudeau prize - June 12, 2008
SFU’s 100,000th graduate - June 12, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - June 13, 2008 - June 13, 2008Canadian essayist addresses independent scholars - June 20, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - June 20, 2008 - June 20, 2008Space Worm Release earns Media Award - June 26, 2008
Museum, LIDC reap bumper award crop - June 26, 2008
Borg scholar helped found WICS, ChicTech - June 26, 2008
Book history wins Gabrielle Roy Prize - June 26, 2008
Major study probes childhood asthma, allergies - June 26, 2008
Study targets critical need for salt reduction - June 26, 2008
Student engineers win ALS society design award - June 26, 2008
Week in paradise was not a vacation - June 26, 2008
Clan Langford’s Clan reunion - June 26, 2008Former SFU Clan women’s basketball star Dani Langford is returning to the team...
Joan Collinge named Continuing Studies dean pro tem - June 26, 2008Indo-Canadian collection enriches online project - June 26, 2008
SFU celebrates Canadian actor Graham Greene - June 26, 2008
More green kudos for UniverCity - June 26, 2008
The Art and Craft of Crime Writing - June 26, 2008
Wallis, Gibbons B.C. basketball's best - June 26, 2008SFU, Burnaby to run sport academy - June 26, 2008
Spammers attack SFU email - June 26, 2008
Burnaby campus increases parking fees - June 26, 2008
Recruiting with a personal touch - June 26, 2008Trio receives research chair funding - June 26, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - June 27, 2008 - June 27, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - July 4, 2008 - July 4, 2008SFU’s Abdulai makes Canada’s Olympic team - July 7, 2008
Interested in medieval travel writing? - July 10, 2008
Prize hat trick for university librarians - July 10, 2008Our multicultural history - July 10, 2008
Southeast Asian M.Ed. - July 10, 2008
Rising stars - July 10, 2008
Can remote sensing find clandestine crossing points for human trafficking? - July 10, 2008
First dual degree students from Zhejiang - July 10, 2008Open House winners - July 10, 2008Shrum flood costs could top $4 million - July 10, 2008
Special Collections scores cartoon windfall - July 10, 2008
Olympians Abdulai and Matthews are bound for Beijing - July 10, 2008Enzyme linked to diabetes - July 10, 2008
Top 50 on ‘Planet’s Greenest’ contest list - July 10, 2008
B.C. and India will fund joint R&D programs - July 10, 2008
Of bullies, bears and bikes - July 10, 2008Archivist Frances Fournier honoured - July 10, 2008
Wrestlers go to Greece - July 10, 2008
Climate change, urban social ills - July 10, 2008
ASSC1 building earns Earth Award - July 10, 2008
Surrey fights cybercrime - July 10, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - July 11, 2008 - July 11, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - July 18, 2008 - July 18, 2008
Grad students rename lounge in tribute to Laurine Harrison - July 24, 2008New faculty invitation - July 24, 2008
Climate change driving fish deeper: study - July 24, 2008
Profs bolster course enrolment using YouTube - July 24, 2008Two SFU Surrey-based business professors are using the...
Chinese, SFU faculty to review dual-degree program - July 24, 2008Grade 12 entrance requirements eased - July 24, 2008
Students’ multimedia art destined for Surrey parks - July 24, 2008
New storefront, new look for SFU Bookstore at Burnaby campus - July 24, 2008
Share a ride to SFU - July 24, 2008
Genomics plus winemaking: progress or Frankenwine? - July 24, 2008
Olympic-bound Igali coaching Nigerian wrestlers - July 24, 2008
Dick wrestles to gold at world championship - July 24, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - July 25, 2008 - July 25, 2008
And the Campus Campaign winner is… - July 24, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - August 1, 2008 - August 1, 2008
Men’s soccer camp heralds new season - August 5, 2008Follow the SFU Clan to the Olympics - August 5, 2008
SFU student eyes Miss World 2009 title - August 8, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - August 8, 2008 - August 8, 2008
Clan football eyes biggest ever offensive line - August 14, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - August 15, 2008 - August 15, 2008
Bar association honours SFU female lawyers crusader - August 19, 2008
Facebook app earns SIAT team global green kudos - August 20, 2008
Rough start dampens promising men’s soccer season - August 21, 2008
SFU grad grapples Olympic gold - August 22, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - August 22, 2008 - August 25, 2008
Bus boost benefits Burnaby - August 25, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS August 28, 2008 - August 28, 2008
First-year student makes the Fringe - September 4, 2008
Clan joins B.C. Lions in first-ever doubleheader - September 4, 2008Reward staff success - September 4, 20083rdwhale.com founder to discuss eco-biz - September 4, 2008Rez birds of a feather can flock together - September 4, 2008
Language mix-up sank Henry VIII’s flagship: study - September 4, 2008
Interim education dean begins term - September 4, 2008
Jones oversees Applied Sciences faculty split - September 4, 2008
SFU Pipe band wins fifth world championship - September 4, 2008
Butt out on campus - September 4, 2008
Fresh Local Greens - September 4, 2008SFU greets record freshman class - September 4, 2008
Name SFU’s new e-mail system - September 4, 2008
Burnaby opens welcome centre - September 4, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - September 5, 2008 - September 5, 2008
SFU PIPERS WIN MEDALS - September 5, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - September 12, 2008 - September 12, 2008CUFA awards nominations - September 17, 2008Fellowship funds two studies - September 17, 2008
Reward Faculty success - September 17, 2008
Lecture: American Muslims' identity - September 17, 2008
SFU Business embraces U.N.-endorsed principles - September 17, 2008New Director for Scottish Studies - September 17, 2008
Undergraduate health plan referendum - September 17, 2008
SIAT grads develop Surrey campus interactive map - September 17, 2008
'Serious games' can change attitudes - September 17, 2008
Probing the science of mental health - September 17, 2008
Making a difference to children's health - September 17, 2008
The faces behind the names - September 17, 2008Three chairs for health - September 17, 2008- Molecular biologist Jamie Scott holds a Tier 1 Canada
Focusing on mental health and children - September 17, 2008
A full roster of programs - September 17, 2008- The Bachelor of Arts in Health Sciences and the Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences are
About the Faculty - September 17, 2008
Biggest AIDS drugs study nets international attention - September 17, 2008
Back-to-basics research moves HIV vaccine forward - September 17, 2008
Researcher aims to shape policy around substance abuse - September 17, 2008
Exploring beyond the human genome - September 17, 2008Gratien Prefontaine (above) could tell you. As an...
New access to Government stats - September 17, 2008
Global health student finds empowerment reduces AIDS - September 17, 2008
Investigating how climate change impacts health - September 17, 2008
From cell to society – health sciences research blossoms at Blusson Hall - September 17, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - September 19, 2008 - September 19, 2008
Physicists ready to crunch data - September 17, 2008
Jobs well done earn dean's recognition - September 17, 2008
SFU philanthropist wins ticket to run - September 17, 2008
So that’s how they did it - September 17, 2008
A Constellation of Frogs - September 17, 2008
Business students transform class project into a real business - September 17, 2008SFU total enrolment up - September 17, 2008
Your two-cents worth - September 17, 2008
Celebrate Sustainability - September 17, 2008
Saving forests saves money - September 17, 2008
Learning on the run - September 17, 2008
Blusson Hall Open House - September 17, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - September 26, 2008 - September 26, 2008
Accelerator supplement to graph wizard - October 2, 2008
Scottish gold and silver for SFU pipers - October 2, 2008
Child advocacy group wins Thakore award - October 2, 2008
20 years for SFU Kamloops - October 2, 2008Student speakers - October 2, 2008
Chancellor honours three - October 2, 2008
Staffer balanced motherhood, work and grad studies - October 2, 2008"I...
Tiny plastic MEMS with giant future - October 2, 2008
Kamloops graduate struggled for 30 years to preserve her nation’s language - October 2, 2008
Life in Canada’s poorest postal code - October 2, 2008
Health Sciences grad’s resilience - October 2, 2008
Her degree took seven years–but who’s counting? - October 2, 2008"In any other university, people would...
Business grad beats profound hearing loss - October 2, 2008...
Psych grad heads to London School of Economics to study global politics - October 2, 2008Shopper as advertiser - October 2, 2008Nominations for President’s media award - October 2, 2008
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Bringing Tla’Amin tales to life - October 2, 2008
Smith award aids heart research - October 2, 2008Assistant professor Tom Claydon, who joined...
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Another successful Terry Fox Run - October 2, 2008
Discover Simon Fraser - October 2, 2008Sociologist wins Sterling prize - October 2, 2008
From bombs in Iran to an SFU doctorate - October 2, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - October 3, 2008 - October 3, 2008
Oct. 6–10 is Ride-Share Week - October 6, 2008Fall Wellness Festival - October 9, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - October 10, 2008 - October 10, 2008Prof’s blog in Top 50 list - October 16, 2008Asia Pacific fellowship - October 16, 2008Nominations for President’s Media Award - October 16, 2008
Writer-in-residence - October 16, 2008
Lighting the way - October 16, 2008
Pastoral visit to Burnaby Mountain - October 16, 2008
Walk in the woods - October 16, 2008
Student AIDS group walks for life - October 16, 2008
Economists say: Set a carbon price - October 16, 2008Oh Rats - October 16, 2008The...
Don't wait to donate - October 16, 2008
Moxon’s music reaps recording contract - October 16, 2008Record first-year enrolment - October 16, 2008
Mowafaghian boosts donation by $1.5 million - October 16, 2008
Controversy, conflict, democracy - October 16, 2008Don’t miss The Fraser River Journey - October 16, 2008
SFU named Top 100 employer again - October 16, 2008
Shrum Bowl victory - October 16, 2008
You’re more of a fossil than you think - October 16, 2008
Financial turmoil spurs addiction - October 16, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - October 17, 2008 - October 17, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - October 23, 2008 - October 23, 2008
Winterfest - October 29, 2008Learn how to prepare for severe...
Flu and meningitis vaccination clinics - October 29, 2008Reduce your risk by washing your hands regularly, getting enough sleep and getting a flu...
United Way Book and Bake Sales - October 30, 2008
Snow flurries? No worries, with SFU’s improved severe-weather plan - October 30, 2008
Halloween stargazers host ancient ritual - October 30, 2008
Prof’s editorial blasts Canada’s asbestos trade - October 30, 2008
First Nations project nets UN award - October 30, 2008
Haida art through the ages - October 30, 2008
Canada’s emission targets ‘highly unlikely’, say SFU researchers - October 30, 2008
Getting set for winter: Be prepared – here’s how - October 30, 2008
Getting set for winter: Snow-closure alert? Stay put and stay tuned - October 30, 2008Getting set for winter: SFU ALERTS - October 30, 2008
Getting set for winter: Emergency Public Address System - October 30, 2008
Internet tycoon pursues SFU degree - October 30, 2008Unique masters program targets English teachers - October 30, 2008
Seed-eating bug uses infrared dinner detectors - October 30, 2008
Getting set for winter: Snow Gates to Improve Traffic Flow - October 30, 2008
Finegood wins Banting award - October 30, 2008
Women’s basketballers poised for comeback - October 30, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - October 31, 2008 - October 31, 2008
Stumping for Obama - November 7, 2008SFU PEOPLE IN THE NEWS - November 7, 2008 - November 7, 2008SFU Athletics gave SFU and its Cinderella football team a torrent...
2008 world rankings: SFU still in Times top 200 - November 13, 2008
Bugs also look better at closing time - November 13, 2008
SFU student films claim top prizes in Montreal - September 4, 2008
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