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Haiti Through the Lens of Wikileaks
Kim Ives spoke at Kwantlen about leaked documents and the role NGOs have played in Haitian recovery.
Owl City charms Vancouver at Centre for Performing Arts
Owl City keeps it safe in Vancouver on July 16.
Surreyalists launch the Psychologically There exhibition in Gastown
The Surreyalists prove medium-bending but undeniable talent.
WOOW poised to smash glass ceilings
Kwantlen students found the Women Organizing Opportunities for Women club to battle sexism.
Council members no-shows at KSA meeting
Nearly three-quarters of voting members didn’t attend the April 27 council meeting.
Apathy is our problem now?
Don’t call me apathetic.
KSA Election 2011: The unofficial results
The results for the Kwantlen Student Association’s 2011 general election and Multipass referendum were unofficially released on Monday, Feb. 7.
Kwantlen leadership conference helps guide students
On Jan. 29, Student Leadership and Development hosted the third annual Student Leadership Conference at Kwantlen.
Arbutus Records show exhibits pop sensibility
Boutique record label and purveyors of synth-pop, Arbutus Records from Montreal kicked off the New Year with a couple of events in Vancouver.
Notes from the Victory Square Block Party
On September 5, after a year-long hiatus, the Victory Square Block Party, an afternoon of local music, comedy, and fundraising raffles for various Downtown East Side charities, made a comeback for the weekend before Labour Day 2010.
No Fun City fights “the war on fun” at Rickshaw
Vancouver knows how to throw a party, but whether or not those parties are legal is another issue. Themes of DIY culture, loud music and illegal venues were explored at the encore screening of documentary “No Fun City” on Sept. 4 at the Rickshaw Theatre.
Opinion: Do we really need an app for that?
Mobile applications, or “apps,” for iPhones, iPod Touches, Android phones, and other mobile devices, are now offered by a handful of Canadian universities.
Album reviews: A throw back to early Death Cab
Anacortes band, The Lonely Forest, is something of a phenomenon in the Seattle scene right now. Hell, they’ve even attracted the attention of Death Cab for Cutie guitarist Chris Walla, who signed them to his Warner Music/Independent Label Group imprint, Trans. Listening to their self-titled debut release, I can see why.
Tim Hortons construction finally underway
Construction began last week on the Kwantlen Tim Hortons in Cedar 1105, which is expected to open this September.
No Credit Cards: Proposed tuition payment changes may come into effect as early as fall
The Kwantlen Board of Governors approved draft budget amendments this spring which may entail restrictions on the use of credit cards for tuition payments.
