KPU Arts Speakers event explores ‘Moral Values, Political Attitudes and Covid-19’
The talk focused on survey results produced by two KPU instructors and students
Abby Luciano
KPU Brewing hosts virtual chat about the rise of the craft beer scene in B.C. and Canada
Canada’s first craft brewery started in Vancouver in 1982
Surrey moves ahead with 84th Avenue road expansion through Bear Creek Park
The B.C. Supreme Court's decision was released to the public on Dec. 31, dismissing an environmental organization's petition
A look at the BC Rent Bank, the first of its kind in Canada
The bank provides interest-free loans to help low or moderate-income earners, including post-secondary students
KPU Arts Speaker Series to address climate science, policy, and research
The talk will touch on how people can ‘articulate political responses to climate change’
Culture Envy: Mauvey, mixtapes, and the importance of love
The singer-songwriter expects to have new projects released in the new year
Inside KPU’s response to the worldwide Log4j security vulnerability
AppsAnywhere and Citrix services were shut down to protect students, staff, and faculty
Culture Envy: ‘December Dreaming’ with Alexis Lynn
The Surrey pop artist explores the magical time during Christmas in her latest single
The gift of giving
How local charities are helping people and families this holiday season
stɑlə̓w̓ Christmas Craft Market returns to hybrid hosting this year
The market will be virtual until Dec. 19, with 30 vendors to delve into
KPU and UBC climate experts respond to COP26
A greener future is possible but there is still a long way to go, experts say
Burnaby art gallery hosts KPU fine arts graduate showcase
Due to its popularity, the exhibit timeline has been extended to Nov. 21
Meet KPU: Niloo Daliri
Daliri is a KPU student and the managing editor of the school’s literature and visual arts magazine
KPU quietly replaces top administrators, refuses to provide an explanation
The university has declined to answer questions about the departure of Sandy Vanderburgh and David Florkowski
Chalk it Up! returns to Vancouver after two years
The event will feature 12 contemporary dancers performing with different media elements