When Halloween is no longer the scariest thing about 2020
How to still get your ghoul on during a COVID-19 Halloween
Ashley Hyshka
Seven months into the new normal
Understanding COVID fatigue and what we can do to treat it
KPU Brewing announces recipients of Diversity in Brewing award
This year’s scholarship was gifted to three students
Misogyny against female journalists must end
We are criticized from our wardrobe to our behaviour, and it needs to stop
Runner Debates: A provincial election can wait, battling a global pandemic cannot
Hope you didn’t have plans on Saturday, Oct. 24
B.C. should adopt a version of Ontario’s mandatory mask policy
Many Ontario municipalities first enacted their mask mandates in July
Explainer: The B.C. Government’s COVID-19 Preparedness Plan
$1.6 billion has been earmarked for expanding health-care infrastructure into the fall and winter
UVic Launches Dual Degree Program Combining Canadian and Indigenous Law
The program is the first of its kind in the world
Canada’s Contract University Faculty Struggle to Make Ends Meet
A recent survey reveals that many contract staff are suffering financially
How to be Financially Responsible this School Year (Like an Adult)
Take these tips on managing your spending into account
The War on Women Rages on in Media and Reality
Some of the rights violations seen in The Handmaid’s Tale are already happening around us
Remembering January Marie Lapuz Through Film
Two KPU graduates produced My Name Was January to document the life of a local trans woman
Journalism Isn’t Dead; It’s Changing
How journalism has evolved across Canada, Vancouver, and even here at KPU
Zed Cred Program Continues to Cut Out Textbook Costs with New Diploma
Students can earn the Adult Graduation Diploma without having to pay for a single textbook
Past and Present KPU Brewing Students Collaborate on New Line of Beers
Six graduates of the program worked together on the project