Environmental crusader Maya Stano takes on Vancouver’s plastic bag issue.... Continue Reading

Sushi at the Grassrootsmay become a regular occurrence. Nom nom nom.... Continue Reading

KSA travels to Victoria to deliver a chocolate reminder of the promised Kwantlen U-Pass.... Continue Reading

Well ladies and gents, it’s been a full year since the Runner began churning out those magnificent issues which you almost certainly eagerly await each week. I know that sleep has been lost on our account; you have certainly spent countless Monday nights excitedly counting down the hours before the next issue of the Runner hit the stands, and for this, we thank you.... Continue Reading

On Feb. 12 a crowd walked through the streets of downtown Vancouver. From the Art Gallery to the corner of Robson Street and Beatty Street, they blocked intersections, they beat drums and they faced off with the police. While the rest of the city was settling in to watch the opening ceremonies, between 2000-4000 Olympic protesters took to the streets.... Continue Reading

He started out a skeptic, a cynic, another angry tax-payer. But, as the Olympics took over the city, his outlook was forever changed. This country will never be the same after the Vancouver Olympics, and neither will Christopher Poon.... Continue Reading

Well ladies and gents, it’s been a full year since the Runner began churning out those magnificent issues which you almost certainly eagerly await each week. I know that sleep has been lost on our account; you have certainly spent countless Monday nights excitedly counting down the hours before the next issue of the Runner hit the stands, and for this, we thank you.... Continue Reading

Our Current Events Bureau Chief presents this week’s news briefs.... Continue Reading

Spring is in the air. Flowers are blossoming and the chirping of birds is everywhere. Now let’s kill some bears.... Continue Reading

Right before the ‘extended reading break,’ the Kwantlen Student Association held its annual election. Here are the results. Why should you care? These are the people who will decide how your student fees are spent, and how much you could be paying in the future. ... Continue Reading

Finance Minister Colin Hansen announces the $1.7 billion dollar deficit, HST needed to cover the rising cost of health care, and no raise to the minimun wage in speech to the legislature.... Continue Reading

The Kwantlen Student Association (KSA) has plans to start building Kwantlen’s first student union building (SUB) on Surrey campus as soon as next year.... Continue Reading

The KSA’s student cafe is expected to bring in $16,000 profit for the 2010 fiscal year.... Continue Reading

Kwantlen students who attend the Richmond campus may have noticed an array of yummy cupcakes for sale in the rotunda over the last few semesters.... Continue Reading