Posters Advertising KPU Student’s Study on Consent Draw Criticism
The student association removed posters soliciting participation in the study after receiving complaints about them
Braden Klassen
Afterthought: The West Van B-Line Debate Rages On
Communities are polarized over the development of a new bus route, and it’s sad to watch
KPU to Host Week of Events on Teaching Decolonization, Reconciliation, and Indigenization
Seminars and panels will feature Indigenous elders, students, authors, and academics
KPU Students Take First Prize in Accounting Competition
The team is the first from a B.C. school to win the ACHIEVE accounting case competition
The Robot Uprising Has Begun, and It’s Happening Online
It’s time to regulate social media and put a stop to online bot manipulation
KPU Students Increasingly Rely on KSA Food Bank Amid Growing Food Insecurity in Canada
A report from Food Bank Canada says that the most frequent users of food banks include children and single adults
KSA Sponsors Student Refugee Living in Canada
Sarah, a student from Syria and Jordan, is studying at KPU with the help of the World University Service of Canada
Provincial Government Eliminates Interest on B.C. Student Loans
The decision will reportedly save average B.C student loan holders approximately $2,300
Afterthought: SNC-Lavalin Finally Bursts out of the Ottawa Bubble
The political scandal has escalated into a full-blown publicity nightmare, and it’s not over yet
Afterthought: The Scourge of Cause Marketing
Corporate social responsibility efforts deserve more public scrutiny
KSA Student Rights Centre Unsure of Release Date for 2017 Report
The report is a work in progress, says Advocacy Coordinator John O'Brien
Community Support Offers Hope for Students Living with Eating Disorders
Those who are struggling can find help from their school, their community, and each other
Vancouver’s Snowfall Chaos Should Be a Wake Up Call About Climate Change
With more unpredictable weather in our future, we need to be better prepared than we are
Student U-Pass Program to Be Voted on Via KSA Referendum
KPU students will choose whether to accept a fee increase in order to keep a program that saves transit users $133.00 per month