CASA Report Encourages Canadian Government to Offer More Support to International Students
The Canadian Alliance of Student Associations believes international students deserve better
Braden Klassen
Improv Comedy Classes Return to KPU
Lovers of comedy can attend the weekly drop-in improv workshops led by comedy veteran Daniel Chai
Challenging Canada’s Colonial History
From removing statues to revamping education, Canadians are coming to terms with their country’s colonial past
Canadian Researchers Study Long-Term Cannabis Use Among Students
Experts from UVic and St. Francis Xavier hope to better understand decision amongst young cannabis users
Weighing the Cost of Corporate Accountability
Pharmaceutical companies should pay for their role in perpetuating B.C.’s opioid epidemic
Afterthought: What Proportional Representation Means for B.C.
Overhauling the electoral system will likely bring sweeping changes to the province’s political landscape
Surrey City Lab Connects Students with Civic Policymakers
The partnership will facilitate hands-on courses about local issues, policy, and urban planning
Buck the Chilliwack Rodeo
Animal rights activists are right to criticize rodeos for their inhumane treatment of animals
Beyond the Pages: A Look at Pulp Magazine’s Latest Issue
Thanks to an all-new editorial team, the issue shows off the talent in KPU’s arts and literary scenes
KSA Planning By-Election, SGM for Fall Semester
The student association hopes to increase membership and update its bylaws before the end of the year
Advocates at KPU Help Reduce Surrey Gang Violence
The introduction of the city’s task force report emphasizes the value of community initiatives
KPU Vegan Club Extends Summer Outreach
Let’s Be Compassionate is driving student engagement by offering food and dietary info
Afterthought: The NDP’s Dawdling on Ride Hailing is a Major Disappointment
Delaying ride hailing services another year is an example of anti-consumer partisanship at its worst
KPU Plows Ahead with Research Farm Lab Project
The new lab will occupy eight of the 55 hectares of Richmond’s Garden City Lands