A woolly, mammoth of a course
Prof's massive online sheep course reaches thousands of students worldwide
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True identity of imposter 'pigs' on 17th century map overturns early colonial history of Barbados
In Barbados, that has been a historical mystery ever since the first English colonists arrived on the island in 1627 to encounter what they thought was a herd of wild European pigs. learn more →
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Moon-measurer, laser inventor remembered at International Day of Light
The world's first laser was designed by Theodore Maiman, a former adjunct professor in SFU’s School of Engineering Science. learn more →
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Learning network with emphasis on Indigenous education wins 2019 Cmolik Prize
Networks of Inquiry and Indigenous Education wins $100,000 SFU Cmolik Prize for the Enhancement of Public Education in B.C. learn more →
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When juggling work and family, women offer more emotional support than men — study
A study by SFU Beedie professor Lieke ten Brummelhuis reveals that under the pressures of juggling work and family, moms are better at offering emotional support to those around them. learn more →
