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Dear reader, What is space? From finding safe spaces, to taking up space in the world and society, and even to considering the ethics of space exploration, we are always inhabiting space and space is always affecting us. It reflects us, curates us, harms us, and accommodates us—just as we do to it.   Our fall magazine contains 12 pieces, each concerned with aspects of an

Using religion to fill an empty world

I first learned about the concept of space, especially creating and taking up space, when I joined student government at Vic in my first year. The idea was revolutionary to me at first, but I’ve watched incredible student leaders throughout the years work through the delicate relationships between power, institutions, and politics to create space for students

It’s not all stars and galaxies

I’m not mad at the Jehovah’s Witnesses  Who stand under my window  They believe in god  There they are   I do my homework and watch them from up high  It’s getting dark out there  I’m not mad at the fire truck  That keeps me up at night  Someone’s driving it  It’s the same fire truck I think  That

In French, there is a saying: l’appel du vide, the call of the void.

Reconciling kink and BDSM with my racial and cultural identity requires different spaces—and bigger dreams