Debate: KPU should consider offering more condensed classes in the semester
Going to classes more frequently in fewer weeks are worth extended time off
Brylian Marin
Surrey celebrated Earth Day at Party for the Planet
People of all ages enjoyed activities and performances while becoming more environmentally friendly
An immersive Marvel exhibit is on display at The Amazing Brentwood mall
Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N allows people to get closer to iconic Marvel pieces
Esports are being misrepresented in the Olympic Esports Series
Olympics are showing a disconnect and lack of knowledge on how to showcase competitive video gaming
KSA needs an election process revamp
Mass disqualifications and voting harassment poses challenges for the student body
Vancouver Mysteries offers a variety of games to explore in Downtown Vancouver
The company features games where players can be a detective, spy, or superhero, and a new ghost hunting game is coming soon
Explainer: Family Day activities to do in B.C.
From ice skating to to paper toys, there is lots to do with our families
Not all is lost for the Canucks just yet
Vancouver Canucks continue to hit new lows this season, but they can still rebound
Valentine’s Day is actually Single’s Awareness Day
The L-word is awful and just used for capitalism
Employers should be required to list hourly wages and salaries in B.C.
Being open about pay should, and needs to be, a common practice
Wild Spaces at KPU promotes learning outdoors
The project aims to share the importance of place-based learning and encourage studying outdoors
Meet the Kwantlen IT Club
The new club was approved at a KSA executive meeting last month and aims to connect students to industry professionals
KPU brings back metal fabrication trade foundation program
Applications are open for the 23-week program returning in February
KPU developing an Accessibility Committee for students
The committee is in response to the updated Accessible British Columbia Act
KPU offers research and grant program for students
Accepted applicants can receive up to $5,000 in funding for sustainable development projects