2023-24 KSA council breached Regulations on 3 accounts
Motions in regard to stipend pay, the tuition benefit, and honorariums were approved improperly
Claudia Culley
Frustration rises as KSA council struggles to appoint committees
Council member raises concerns about last year’s increase in executive stipend pay
KSA council debates internal investigation into the association
One month into their term, the 2024-25 council has yet to appoint their committees
KPU students’ innovative minds shine at ‘Creatures of Curiosity’ grad show
2024 Wilson School of Design graduates presented their final projects on April 25
Celebrate Earth Day with Surrey’s Party For the Planet
Enjoy live entertainment, browse through a sustainable marketplace, and learn about environmental initiatives on April 27
Previous KSA president allegedly hired friend as executive director
Abdullah Randhawa oversaw the hiring of Timothii Ragavan, who the KSA’s previous legal counsel raised concerns about in an email thread
The distress of uncertainty: KPU faculty advocate for fair medical coverage in light of discriminatory practices
A KPU instructor filed a complaint to the BC Human Rights Tribunal against university administration
KSA receives cheque from previous president for difference in executive stipend
Abdullah Randhawa gave $3,522 back to the KSA
A rundown of the services and programs on the KSA’s referendum
Referendum voting will take place online from April 9 to 11 for students
KSA AGM ended early, students raised concerns during executives’ reports
Several motions failed, some were suspended due to a loss of quorum, others were tabled to next year’s AGM after an early adjournment was called
It’s official, the 2024 KSA General Election results are out
Only 6.9 per cent of KPU students voted, with one candidate disqualified and seven complaints filed to the CRO
A breakdown of the KSA’s annual general meeting
From what the AGM is to how to get involved, here is everything you need to know
KSA announces AGM details, passes fate of student support programs to a referendum
KPU community members expressed concern over sending these programs to a referendum, stating it could be “extremely harmful” to students