KSA election chaos
Why 21 candidates were disqualified for violating campaign rules, and what’s next for the Kwantlen Student Association
Braden Klassen
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
Why deplatforming can be a necessary last resort
We should deplatform Twitter users who spread hate and lies when rational discussion is ignored
When words are no longer enough
If our government wants to defend democracy, they’re going to need to prove it
Cameo is the next level of celebrity commodification
Apps that rent out actors for personal videos reveal the objectification inherent to celebrity culture
Fighting the echo pandemic
How local and national organizations are working to better support post-secondary students’ mental health during the pandemic
New federal climate bill falls short of necessary and meaningful action
Recently approved legislation is another small step in the right direction, but more needs to be done
Continuing to support local governments is key to BC NDP fulfilling election promises
Giving municipalities support and agency is one of the best ways to tailor effective policy
KPU acupuncture students file concerns about instructor with B.C. ombudsperson
Students are seeking help after months of submitting complaints to KPU administration
Canadian Culinary Imaginations: food for thought on Canadian identity
The book co-edited by KPU faculty explores Canadian culture through literary and art analysis
News Brief: Virtual Convocation to be Held in October
KPU will host an online ceremony for graduates who were scheduled to convocate this year