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Entitled If I Fall, If I Die, the book follows the story of a young boy, Will, whose mother suffers from agoraphobia.
Early examples of early gay literature, Teleny and Des Grieux, were acquired through the crowd-funding efforts of Ph.D. candidate and an associate professor
As far as gore goes Outpost: Black Sun was decidedly underwhelming.
UBC Theatre and Film department are premiering their first feature film created by the BFA acting program titled Mercury Falling.
As a production with endless levels, MFA directing student Dennis Gupa's Bacchae 2.1 is not something to be missed.
Diana Bang takes a straightforward attitude toward surviving in a notoriously challenging industry.
Alone with her guitar, Miss Quincy played in front of the Art Gallery for the few dozens who stopped and the hundreds who passed by.
Murality, a non-profit organization who aims at revitalizing the downtown east side with murals, will bring students and preschoolers together.
July Talk put on a great performance and their style is suited for a venue like the Pit.
Tom Burrows’ exhibit opened on Thursday night at the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery.
This week’s film, Hard Ticket to Hawaii, can be found in all its glory on Youtube.
When Nick Babey helped form Collect Call back in their White Rock high school, the initial intent on the band was not particularly exciting.
Hall proves the truth of this observation with her first full-length play Kayak, a clever and witty exploration of people’s attitudes about climate change.
“By the time we get to the year 2000, we see the beginning of the demise of one-screen cinemas in Vancouver,” said film studies department's Brian McIlroy .