Shubhreet Dadrao

You likely won’t be charged extra when using a credit card at businesses at UBC despite the new national surcharge.

Public transit is feral. It's worse than pub fights, bad fries or, might I say, the Harlem Shake. But, there is only one thing that makes the ride bearable: the corner seat. I thought it was a myth, but I’ve seen its glorious beauty with my own eyes.

Walking another 45 seconds for caffeine is like buying textbooks after paying tuition — it’s not fair.

i used to wish i was a boy / because i thought / i would get / the benefit of the doubt / from a culture that loved / what i wasn’t.

The sun destroyed any fear of rain during the Vaisakhi festival as people strolled through the streets, hopping from stall to stall to see what they had to offer.

I was nine when the world started to appear a lot blurrier than usual. I couldn’t see the whiteboard from the back of the class or properly focus on the faces of my friends as they spoke in front of me. Life often looked like how the sun is perceived: a blurry image that seems defined and visible from where we are, while actually being far from what it actually looks like.