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SFU Convocation October 2018
Share in the celebration. Read all about our graduates' success. learn more →
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Award-winning clean tech company taps SFU for success
Volta Air Technology Inc., a Richmond-based company founded by SFU alumni, captured the recent Innovate BC-New Ventures top prize. Many of its employees are SFU grads. learn more →
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Prison tours increase student empathy towards prisoners and staff
Students benefited from the prison tours by an increased understanding of course materials, broader insight into potential career options and a stronger connection with the people they study. learn more →
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B.C. announces more French-language teacher training seats at SFU
B.C. will fund an additional 37 French-language teachers’ training seats at post-secondary institutions to alleviate the province’s critical shortage, Education Minister Rob Fleming announced at Simon Fraser University on Tuesday, Sept. 18. learn more →
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Award-winning clean tech company taps SFU for success
Volta Air Technology Inc., a Richmond-based company founded by SFU alumni, captured the recent Innovate BC-New Ventures top prize. Many of its employees are SFU grads. read more
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October 03, 2018
SFU Convocation October 2018
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October 03, 2018
Master’s degree key to more inspiring career path
Danny Ross quit a good job to pursue further education and refocus his career aspirations
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Bread & Puppet Theater brings puppet workshops, performance to SFU Woodward's
The Grasshopper Rebellion Circus is taking over the atrium of Vancouver’s Woodward’s complex. The show features a panoply of large and small puppets, and the raucous music of the Bread and Puppet Circus Band. read more
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September 28, 2018
Courage in the face of adversity nets student 2018 Terry Fox Gold Medal
Undergrad Sarah Roberts encourages others with chronic illnesses to find joy and is passionate about demonstrating that worth is not dependent on physical or mental well-being. -
September 25, 2018
Keeping the spirit of Gandhi alive: Jean Augustine to receive Thakore Visiting Scholar Award
Renowned human rights advocate Jean Augustine will receive the Thakore Visiting Scholar Award at this year's Gandhi Commemorative Lecture at SFU.
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Genetic mutation provides potential clue to Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
Researchers Ryan Morin and Sarah Arthur have been studying the genetic mutations that can lead to a prevalent form of Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, and have made an interesting discovery. read more
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September 28, 2018
More boys hurt by dating violence than girls
It is often assumed that girls are more frequent victims of dating violence than boys. Findings from a recent study however, challenge this belief. -
September 28, 2018
Steelhead life cycle linked to environment, pink salmon abundance
Steelhead trout have a remarkable life-cycle variation that responds to temperature change and numbers of other salmon species, researchers have found.
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Ford era opens with 54-7 victory, ending 33 game losing streak
Simon Fraser scored early and often, jumping out to a 21-0 lead nine minutes into the contest. read more
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April 25, 2018
Team effort guides Clan to GNAC men’s golf title
Placing all four scoring players within the top five, SFU claimed its second conference title by a nine-stroke margin at the 2018 GNAC Men's Golf Championships on Tuesday -
April 23, 2018
Mike Renney set to retire after leading Clan softball for 24 years
After almost 24 years coaching the Simon Fraser University softball program, head coach Mike Renney will retire at the conclusion of this season.
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Prison tours increase student empathy towards prisoners and staff
Students benefited from the prison tours by an increased understanding of course materials, broader insight into potential career options and a stronger connection with the people they study. read more
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September 28, 2018
SFU offers new Professional Master of Arts in Heritage Resource Management
The new program offers archaeologists working in the field a new way to earn the graduate degree they need to advance their career. -
September 21, 2018
B.C. announces more French-language teacher training seats at SFU
B.C. will fund an additional 37 French-language teachers’ training seats at post-secondary institutions to alleviate the province’s critical shortage, Education Minister Rob Fleming announced at Simon Fraser University on Tuesday, Sept. 18.
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SFU mathematician receives Royal Society Award
The Royal Society of Canada has awarded SFU mathematics professor Bojan Mohar the John L. Synge Award. read more
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September 14, 2018
Robert Anderson receives the 2018 Chris Dagg Award for International Impact
The annual award recognizes and celebrates the achievements of an SFU taff or faculty member who has made a profound contribution to sustainable international development on behalf of the university. -
September 06, 2018
SFU team receives funding to expand system of worldwide health research databases
The Canadian Institutes for Health Research (CIHR) Tuesday announced $800,000 in funding to expand Simon Fraser University’s iReceptor initiative.