Academics Need to Stop Using Overly Complex Writing
Some scholarly writers should learn that bigger doesn’t always mean better
Some scholarly writers should learn that bigger doesn’t always mean better
The student association has fallen more than half a year behind on publishing minutes from its council and committee meetings
Experts from the KPU community weigh in on what Canada’s climate future may look like and what is being done to try and save it
The newly hired Sustainability Coordinator and Policy and Political Affairs Coordinator worked together to ensure that the policies also consider social justice issues
Current provost Sal Ferreras will continue with the university until July, when Vanderburgh will replace him
Publications that appear to be genuine academic journals may be swindling students
B.C. eliminated interest on provincial loans last month, but Wayne Stetski says it’s time to think nationwide
Meet two of the candidates running for a seat on one of KPU’s most important governing bodies
The Associate of Arts in General Studies degree will now be offered with cost-free textbooks
The student association removed posters soliciting participation in the study after receiving complaints about them
Communities are polarized over the development of a new bus route, and it’s sad to watch
Seminars and panels will feature Indigenous elders, students, authors, and academics