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SFU faculty set sights on Hollywood North
A group of scientists has launched a consulting service in hopes of changing the science depicted in film, tv and video games from cringe-worthy to plausible. learn more →
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Layer up. It’s about to get chilly indoors and out
SFU lowers thermostats in response to B.C.'s limited natural gas supply. learn more →
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SFU forensic entomologist uses blowfly evidence to exonerate American woman imprisoned for 17 years
Professor Gail Anderson’s knowledge of how and when blowflies colonize a corpse with their eggs was key to proving Kirstin Lobato's innocence. learn more →
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National list acknowledges SFU health sciences researchers advancing global health
The Canadian Society for Interntional Health has named Angela Kaida and Kelley Lee on its inaugural list of Canadian female leaders in global health. read more
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December 04, 2018
SFU prof’s worldwide influence on sharks and rays research leads to accolade and a new conservation program
Professor Nick Dulvy's research papers rank among the top one per cent of highly cited papers, demonstrating the worldwide influence of his research. -
November 27, 2018
SFU postdoctoral researcher wins major fellowship
Stefanie Rezansoff’s interest in enhancing the quality of life for people living with severe mental illness has attracted attention from UNESCO and the L’Oréal Foundation.
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Layer up. It’s about to get chilly indoors and out
SFU lowers thermostats in response to B.C.'s limited natural gas supply. read more
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November 27, 2018
Twelve emerging entrepreneurs from India visit SFU VentureLabs®
They're exploring Canada’s startup and innovation ecosystem with a view to expanding their businesses into North America. -
November 24, 2018
SFU receives significant gift to establish new arts and culture facility
The SFU Art Museum is slated for completion by 2022. As an important addition to the university, it will engage and benefit SFU students and the communities SFU serves.
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SFU research exposes illicit tobacco trade in Latin America
The research, which calls out former Paraguayan president Horatio Cartes, is generating considerable attention in Paraguay. read more
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November 28, 2018
SFU team leads $12-million effort to expand system of worldwide health research databases
Funding agencies have committed more than $12 million to expand SFU’s iReceptor initiative, a platform to manage worldwide health databases to help develop new therapies for autoimmune and infectious diseases, and cancer. -
November 26, 2018
Muscles know best
New research into muscle fibre could eventually help cyclists and other athletes maximize their performance, and inform new treatments for stroke victims and others suffering from motor impairment diseases.
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SFU is No.1 seed in West Region entering NCAA tournament
SFU's men's soccer team is headed back to the NCAA D2 Men's Soccer Championship Tournament for the sixth time in seven years as the No. 1 seed in the West Region. read more
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November 06, 2018
Men and women combine to win five weight classes at SFU open
Logan Nelson, Taber Spray, and Nishaun Randhawa on the men’s team and Alex Hedrick and Serena Woldring won their weight classes on the women’s side. -
October 24, 2018
SFU men’s soccer clinches third straight GNAC championship
SFU men's soccer clinched their third straight championship Saturday with a 3-0 win over St. Martin's University on Terry Fox Field.
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KPMG and SFU Beedie team up to equip auditors with advanced digital and cognitive analytics
The unique graduate program will focus on the evolving role of artificial intelligence and machine learning. read more
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November 01, 2018
Criminology student attends 'once-in-a-lifetime' field school
Harleen Atwal, a student in criminology who took part in the NATO Field School and Simulation Program, describes her experiences. -
October 26, 2018
International studies student travels to Mexico to observe election
Joey Mitchell, an international studies student had the opportunity to travel to Mexico to observe the recent election.
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SFU faculty set sights on Hollywood North
A group of scientists has launched a consulting service in hopes of changing the science depicted in film, tv and video games from cringe-worthy to plausible. read more
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December 03, 2018
Temporary Childcare Program Relocation – Burnaby Campus
Due to flooding in SFU Childcare buildings last week, a number of childcare programs are being temporarily relocated while the buildings are remediated. -
November 01, 2018
External Report on Faculty Contract Appointments
The numbers reported in the CCPA report for SFU do not align with our data. We have notified the CCPA of this and we are working with them to review.