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Kwantlen buries review of alleged ethical violations
University refuses to answer questions about Southlands review.
Cloverdale admissions moving to Langley
Provost won’t rule out the possibility of future cuts at Cloverdale campus.
Light rail may be the answer to Surrey’s transit woes
Existing rail beds offer an affordable option to improve commuting south of the Fraser.
Transgender people could be banned from Canadian airplanes
Canada’s newest air travel regulations could ban transgender people from flying.
Meet the candidates
Official Kwantlen senate and board of governors election guide.
South Asian Students’ Society plans Holi event
Kwantlen’s first ever Holi festival will take place Thursday, March 8 on the Surrey campus.
Ousted KSA directors hired private investigator to follow critics
Former KSA spent more than $11,000 investigating current and past students at Kwantlen.
CFS takes credit for WTF?! campaign
Capilano Student Union organizer accuses CFS of “overstepping their boundaries.”
KSA signs secret deal with impeached former directors
KSA agrees to pay Dhaliwal and Sandhu’s court costs; signs confidentiality agreement.
Surrey-Fleetwood MLA speaks to Kwantlen
Jagrup Brar spoke to Kwantlen students and faculty about his experience living on welfare.
Kwantlen Sikh group seeks more support
Religious clubs at Kwantlen receive little support compared to other universities.
Students more than pay off tuition subsidies through future tax revenue
CCPA study shows students subsidies pay off in the long run.
Student representative sues Thompson Rivers University
Student rep Adrian Miller claims TRU failed to accommodate disability and medical issues.
KSA settles defamation suit
Case dismissed without costs to either party.
Haiti Through the Lens of Wikileaks
Kim Ives spoke at Kwantlen about leaked documents and the role NGOs have played in Haitian recovery.
