Despite the controversy in recent weeks, a former Lion quarterback shares his insight into the importance of leadership, finding your passion, and how attitude makes all the difference.... Continue Reading

On October 5th, French courts ruled that Jérôme Kerviel, a rogue trader at Société Générale, France’s second-largest bank, was guilty of breach of trust and forgery. The courts sentenced him to 5 years in jail, although they suspended the last two, and ordered him to repay the bank the full amount of the losses derived from the hisactions.... Continue Reading

EconCafe, a new discussion series hosted by the Economics Department, kicked off its inaugural event last week. The topic of the first event was the monetary value of human life in regards to public policy. ... Continue Reading

Owning a home in Canada is getting harder, according to a RBC Economics Research report. The quarterly report shows that their key RBC Housing Affordability Measures for Canada, which measures the percentage of household income taken up by ownership costs, moved up between 1.1 and 2.1percent in the second quarter of 2010- the fourth straight increase.... Continue Reading

On Sept. 15, Eva Botten and Stefanie Leonard received $615 in fines from the Fraser Health authority for operating without license. The not-for-profit vegan vendor was created to give students another option than Sodexo, Grassroots and Tim Hortons.... Continue Reading

Decisions on the U-Pass and student union building may be delayed, as four members of the KSA student council walked out of last Thursday’s special council meeting, vowing to boycott all future council meetings until the newly appointed chair of the executive board resigns.... Continue Reading

For most students, back to school means working less or not working at all. However, there are those who continue to work while in school, and even some students still struggling to find a job. There are some people, not just students, that do not know how to approach their search for a job. It’s simple: you have to show that you want the job.... Continue Reading

After a long day of perusing Welcome Week booths, Kwantlen students chilled out with a beer and pop-singer Karl Wolf at this year’s CramJam.... Continue Reading

The Kwantlen Student Association is expecting the university to have its hands on a $30 dollar U-Pass deal this September. But that doesn’t mean students will have their hands on the pass.... Continue Reading

The Kwantlen Student Association recently held a ‘beat-the-bus’ competition to highlight the inefficiencies of the current transit system and how it impacts students trying to travel between campuses. ... Continue Reading

It seems like Kwantlen’s Surrey campus is on a never ending episode of extreme makeover, and the latest to go under the knife is Fir building.... Continue Reading

On Wednesday July 28, Emery Warner caught the attention of the usually mellow security guards for handing out flyers that protest Kwantlen’s new catering company, Sodexo.... Continue Reading

Students returning to Kwantlen Polytechnic University in the fall can expect to be hit by yet another parking fee increase.... Continue Reading

Construction began last week on the Kwantlen Tim Hortons in Cedar 1105, which is expected to open this September.... Continue Reading