Federal Budget Incentivises Universities to Address Sexual Assault on Campuses
The Canadian government is encouraging universities to “harmonize” their sexual assault reporting frameworks
Braden Klassen
KPU Tech To Create New Mechatronics Program with Government Funding
The mechatronics and advanced manufacturing program will be the of its kind offered to trades and technology students
After Thought: Whining and Dining with Alberta Premier Rachel Notley
The Alberta government’s embargo on B.C. wine betrays their desperation to further Kinder Morgan’s interests at our expense
I Love Pineapple on Pizza and So Should You
An impassioned defence of one of the most vilified fusion cuisine dishes of our time
Bigger and Better: A Sneak Peek at the KDocs 2018 Festival
Four days, 14 films, 12 keynote speakers, and a myriad of panelists and exhibitors await fans of KPU’s annual documentary festival
Afterthought: The Proportional Representation Circus in British Columbia
Electoral reform would open the door to democratic diversity, not radicalism and fringe movements
Can we Distance Artists from their Artwork?
A discussion about abusive artists and our moral decision to either support them or ignore them
Afterthought: Don’t Hold Your Breath for High-Speed Rail to Seattle
The difficulty of crossing an international border is just one of many obstructions the project would face
Fixing an Unaffordable City
As residents are priced out of Vancouver, experts debate how to address issues of housing supply
Afterthought: The Profitability of the Alt-Right’s Cults of Personality
Making money off of ignorance isn’t new, but linking it to hatred and outrage can be dangerous
Anime Fandom Forms KPU’s Newest Club
Notice this club, senpai
