Report From Inclusion BC Sheds Light on Disturbing Treatment of Special Needs Students
“Stop Hurting Kids II” found that seclusion and restraint methods are being used against schoolchildren
Ashley Hyshka
Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition Sails into Metro Vancouver
The exhibit explores the human stories behind the ill-fated ship’s maiden voyage
The Threat of Climate Change Looms Over Canadian Farmers
Hotter summers and wetter winters could wreak havoc on Canada’s environment
DigitaLENS Fosters Sisterhood Through Storytelling
The Voices of Muslim Women DigitaLENS Film Festival was held at KPU on May 14
University Students Need to Educate Themselves on Drug Safety and Policy
When it comes to drugs, ignorance is not bliss
B.C.’s New Lieutenant Governor is a KPU Community Member
Janet Austin received an honorary doctorate from the university in 2013
KSA President to Take a Feminist Approach to New Term
Caitlin McCutchen is planning to rebrand the women’s center, women’s collective, and KSA consent campaign
Organizers of Science Rendezvous Hope to Inspire the Next Generation of Science Enthusiasts
The event will take place on May 12 on KPU’s Langley campus
Public Hearings for the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Conclude in Metro Vancouver
Though the inquiry is progressing, it has been the subject of heavy criticism
Earth Day is Over, But Climate Change Isn’t
Protecting the Earth is something that needs to be done throughout the year
Your Guide to Surviving Final Exam Season
Learn from a fourth-year student who is old and (sort of) wise
Chelsey Wong’s “Textilier” Collection Combines Futuristic and Victorian Styles
Her graduate thesis collection is set to debut at the 2018 fashion show
The U.K. was Right to Deny Lauren Southern Entry
By spreading hatred and intolerance, Southern had her privilege of travelling internationally revoked
World Junior Championship Curlers Bring Gold Home to Canada and KPU
It’s the first gold medal victory for KPU students Tyler and Jordan Tardi