KPU in-person convocation ceremony planned for June
Graduates could be celebrating together for the first time since 2019
Braden Klassen
The new reality of education
Universities are racing to prepare for the inevitable future of immersive learning technology
News Brief: KPU releases updated vaccination status survey results
A significant majority of students and staff self-reported being fully vaccinated
Mákook pi Sélim and the new era of Indigenous business
The magazine highlights uniquely Indigenous perspectives, successes, and barriers
Explainer: The federal parties’ promises for post-secondary students
Pledges include loan forgiveness, mental health support, and increased funding
How deepfaking takes the ‘death of the author’ to a new level
Examining the multilayered ethics of manipulating the voices of the dead
A Critical Affair: Taxing the Catholic Church
Removing charity tax exemptions from churches is likely easier said than done
The top five KPU social media accounts
These official accounts stand out as being the most informative and entertaining KPU pages
KSA appoints new president and delivers updates at June council meeting
Council discussed campus construction, a fall by-election, UPass exemptions, and more
KSA welcomes new reps and releases final election report at April council meeting
Jaya Dhillon and Lesli Sangha took oaths of office at the first meeting following the general election
Debate: Optional COVID-19 vaccine passports would be helpful if implemented strategically
Many already carry around their vaccine history proof, and it could be used to save lives and businesses
Canada needs to fix tech giants’ digital market domination
Regulation is a good start to helping creators like news organizations stay competitive
KSA election chaos
Why 21 candidates were disqualified for violating campaign rules, and what’s next for the Kwantlen Student Association
KSA prepares for general election, passes motions during January meeting
The 2021 election will be held online, and students can submit nomination packages until Feb. 11