SFU Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

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FASS is Simon Fraser University's largest and most diverse faculty, with over 28 departments/programs in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. See what were up to! https://linktr.ee/sfufass

Join us for our next Criminology Seminar Series featuring MA student Danika Gammie. Her research explores the tensions between legal norms and online ideological spaces, offering insight into how different environments shape understandings of sexual violence. Register here: buff.ly/58Vrn9a

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The researchers found that heart and metabolic conditions often occur alongside neurological and mental health disorders, including dementia, schizophrenia, and mood and anxiety disorders. These recurring patterns point to a connection between cardiometabolic and brain health.

SFU Gerontology@sfugero.bsky.social · last wk.

Andrew Wister’s study on disease clusters and multimorbidity aims to improve approaches to treatment, prevention, and care for people with multiple chronic conditions. Learn more: www.sfu.ca/research/res... @sfufass.bsky.social

We've been named Canada’s Top Mid-size University in the 2027 Maclean’s University Rankings! Under Maclean’s previous ranking system, SFU was named Canada’s No. 1 comprehensive university, a title the institution held in 17 of the last 18 years. Read more about why Maclean’s says we're No. 1:

SFU ranked top mid-size university in Canada

Simon Fraser University (SFU) is proud to have been named Canada’s No. 1 mid-size university in the 2027 Maclean’s University Rankings.

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Centering Indigenous Hawaiian perspectives, this fascinating talk explores the global whaling industry, the movement of people and species across oceans, and the role of sound, song, and migration in shaping hidden connections between cultures. Attend in-person or online. Link in bio.

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"We know that having just one person you can count on is extremely consequential. Having more relationships and more communities that you feel a part of compounds that sense of well-being.”says Lara Aknin, @sfupsychology.bsky.social professor in FASS.

Simon Fraser University@sfu.ca · 3w ago

What does a collective 600 years of happiness research reveal about living a good life? It’s simpler than you might think — www.sfu.ca/sfunews/stor...