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Evolve E-Bike share rolls out at Simon Fraser University's Burnaby campus - Vimarsana News

Evolve E-Bike share rolls out at Simon Fraser University's Burnaby campus

Thirty Evolve E-Bikes are now available to ride on Burnaby Mountain 24/7.

New e-bike share program at Simon Fraser University - Vimarsana News

New e-bike share program at Simon Fraser University

You can book e-bikes to ride around Burnaby Mountain SFU campus. Shorten your commute, get pricing information and get safe riding tips on the Evo app.

Hundreds of staff and students hold mass walkouts at SFU and UBC - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of staff and students hold mass walkouts at SFU and UBC

SFU and UBC staff and students are taking part in mass walkouts that are happening across the country over a lack of federal funding.

The Association of Latin American Students (ALAS) welcomes all members with open arms - Vimarsana News

The Association of Latin American Students (ALAS) welcomes all members with open arms

By: Isabella Urbani, Staff Writer You hear it said time and time again. Joining a club at any level — high school, university, adulthood — can be a life changing experience. This is true for both domestic and international students navigating post-secondary, and especially beneficial for international students adjusting to the traditions and culture of…

COVID-19 in B.C.: SFU students stage walkout to protest return to in-person learning - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 in B.C.: SFU students stage walkout to protest return to in-person learning

After starting the semester with remote learning, Simon Fraser University resumed in-person classes on Monday, leading a group of students still concerned about the dangers posed by the coronavirus to stage a walkout at the school’s Burnaby campus.