Meet Q, Pride Kwantlen’s New Mascot
The new face of KPU’s Pride collective is an adorably fuzzy yeti with a rainbow-coloured horn
Braden Klassen
Kitchen Culture Serves up Toxicity for Employees
Three former restaurant workers discuss coping with the ugly aspects of kitchen culture
A Look into Surrey’s 10-Year Parks, Recreation & Culture Strategic Plan
The $357 million, award-winning PRC plan will see the city through its next 10 years of growth
KSA Bids Farewell to Executive Director
Benjamin Newsom will fill in for Jeremy McElroy until the position is filled
Afterthought: What’s on Deck with the New Federal Cabinet Shuffle
What Trudeau’s retailored cabinet says about the ministers heading into next year’s election
It’s All Greek To Me: The Future of Frats at KPU
Student housing might not be too far away, so let’s imagine our very own fraternities and sororities
Multi-Faith Centre Welcomes Two New Chaplains
Mirahmadi and Reiners are the newest providers of spiritual services to KPU students
Midsummer Shakespeare Performance Springs to Life in Surrey
Slumber Here is an interactive interpretation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream that turns the Bard on his head
KSA Executives Report Disappointment in CFS National Meeting
The student federation expelled 12 B.C. schools but voted against simplifying decertification
The Runner Debates: Should Universities Inform Parents About a Student’s Mental Health Issues?
Keeping mental health issues private protects students from stigma and discrimination
KSA Donates $221,000 to Endowed Student Awards
The donation is part of the association’s mandate to help students in need
Polytechnics Canada Welcomes New C.E.O.
Sarah Watts-Rynard will soon be the leader of one of Canada’s largest polytechnic school partnership organizations
Local Activist Leads KPIRG Disability History Workshop
Workshop leader Q spoke about the history and culture of disability activism