by Sonia Shao, Residence Advisor

Have you ever noticed that you always have A LOT more stuff when you move out than when you moved in? And then you wonder to yourself how you managed to accumulate so much more stuff in 8 months?

Well, it’s almost time for us to move out, so let’s figure out a plan to PACK SMART! Continue reading →

By Sep Rahmani, Residence Advisor

It’s finally spring time, and you know what that means, Grouse Mountain is going to be closing down skiing and snowboarding runs and opening up the Grouse Grind. Continue reading →

By Johanna Webber, Residence Life Manager

Once residents have checked out, all mail gets sent back “Return to Sender”.  To prevent this, please inform your contacts of your new mailing address.

SHHS is also happy to provide a mail forwarding service for $10 / month.
Click here to login and sign up for mail forwarding service.

By Yuda Shih, Residence Advisor

 With exams and the end of the school year fast approaching, so are the Stanley Cup Playoffs, which start April 11th, the first day of exams. Continue reading →

by Johanna Webber, Residence Life Manager

• Upon departure, ensure mattress pad and pillow are on your bed, drawers and closets are emptied and unlocked, and your room door is locked.
• Return all residence keys to the residence Front Desk and pay any outstanding assessments. You will be assessed for keys that are not returned.
• Ensure your unit is left clean and all personal items have been removed.
• Complete the check-out procedures at the Front Desk by signing the check-out card, and leaving a forwarding address for refund purposes.

How clean does your unit need to be?

by Jeremy Hole, Residence Advisor

As the semester draws to a close and the spectacular spring/summer weather keeps creeping in, it gets harder and harder to remain inside and stay focused. Studying on those gorgeous sunny days can seem impossible at times. With only few left of exams and papers, summer vacation is right around the corner. Continue reading →

By Johanna Webber, Residence Life Manager

Now is a good time to review who your roommates will be next year.  Think about the roommate lessons you learned this year and be thoughtful about who you choose.  Just because you get along great or study well together doesn’t mean that you will be good roommates. Continue reading →

By Natalie Ng, Residence Advisor

How to lose the calories and get your health out of the red: Continue reading →

By Jonathan Amanatidis, Residence Advisor

 First things first, this article is not the golden ticket that will make all your worries go away, nor is it advice on how to live awesomely. However, it should give you a couple tools you can apply to making your own life at least a little better. Continue reading →

By Farah Surani, Residence Advisor

Decisions; Opportunities; Dilemmas; Prospects; Chances; Crossroads; Choices; Selections; …..

Often times we find ourselves taking certain tracks, routes, pathways; that may or may not lead us to the same outcome. It’s almost like we know ourselves too well to know the decisions that we’re about to make, the turns that we’re about to take while walking to class, the roads that we’re about to travel. The choices that we make, and the unexplored opportunities left behind, all shape the experiences we gather. Continue reading →