“Namaslay” Combines Yoga and Heavy Metal with Surprising Ease
Led by instructor and KPU student Chelsea Franz, the unconventional event received positive feedback from participants
Cristian Hobson-Dimas
Finding Your Niche Helps You Find Yourself
Super specific obsessions speak to our own identity, goals, and hopes for the future
Former Convict Discusses Justice Reform at KPU Club-Led Event
The KPU Prison Justice Club hosted an event on convict stigma and the colonially oppressive history of the justice system
KPIRG Unable to Meet Quorum at 2019 AGM
Despite a lack of funding, the research group will continue to operate through the year
The Forest on KPU’s Surrey Campus is Dying
As dead trees are cut down, students, faculty, and staff discuss the importance of the campus’s only wooded area
Turban Tying Event on Surrey Campus Invites Students to Celebrate Diversity
Organizers hoped to answer questions and clarify misconceptions about the religious headwear
KSA Close to Signing Contract with Construction Company for Work on a Student Union Building
VP University Affairs Murdoch de Mooy says a SUB could be completed within five years
Clarifying Misconceptions About the Black Experience in Canada
Reflecting on her heritage and personal experience, Joy Gyamfi expresses her thoughts on what it means to be an African-Canadian
Art Historian Explores the Transformation of Art into Cultural Currency
KPU instructor Dorothy Barenscott’s studied Las Vegas to explain how consumerism affects art
Federal Committee to Develop National Framework Governing On-Campus Sexual Violence Policies
Minister Maryam Monsef says federal oversight is needed to update the “hodgepodge of policies” currently in place across the country
Through Times of Loss, Escapism Can Both Help and Hinder
A year spent in grief and denial helped me realize the value of personal connection
B.C. to Offer Post-Secondary Students 24/7 Mental Health Support
The service will supplement similar resources available at colleges and universities across the province
KPU Should Start Offering Courses on Personal Financing
Basic financial literacy rates in university are alarmingly low, but students have shown that they want to learn how to balance a budget
Indigenizing KPU Requires Collective Action
The community needs to work together to honour the First Nations on whose land the university resides
Muslim Student Association Promotes Inclusivity at KPU
All students are welcome to join regardless of religion, ethnicity, or culture