Dropping the Myth of Objectivity in Journalism
A dialogue between two student journalists
Braden Klassen
KSA Passes New Bylaws at Special General Meeting
More than 200 students voted to approve a number of changes to the student association’s bylaws as well as other motions
KPU Brewing Takes Home Silver Medal from the B.C. Beer Awards
Instructors from the brewing program came in second for their 50/50 German wheat beer
Peer Support Team Hosts Pieces of Mind Conference
This year’s conference examines how culture intersects with mental health
Afterthought: McCallum Promises Big Changes for Surrey
The mayor-elect faces an uphill battle to reform the Surrey police and replace the LRT with a SkyTrain
B.C.’s Referendum on Electoral Reform Is Underway
The Kwantlen Student Association will be distributing information about proportional representation prior to the referendum
KSA Planning Spring Referendum to Join CASA
The vote will determine whether students will pay membership fees to join the advocacy group
British Columbia Youth Parliament is Accepting Applications
The BCYP is looking for students aged 16-21 to join its 90th session
Afterthought: Municipal Election Shenanigans Continue in Surrey
Surrey can be added to the list of municipalities with elections beset by controversy
Multi-Faith Centre Hosts Discussion Series on Religion and Violence
KPU chaplain discusses a book which questions the perception that religious thinking can lead to violence
Afterthought: Big Money Still Causing Problems in B.C. Politics
The province’s new election finance laws fail to hold political donors accountable
The Case Against Tim Hortons
The company deserves its poor reputation, not poor students’ money
KPU Partners with Centre for Child Development to Research FASD
Researchers are studying children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder in social settings