Online Welcome Week brings students together to chat, play games, and learn about KSA services
From Sept. 22 to 24, the Zoom event offered morning and evening drop-in sessions for students
Dani Peñaloza
KPU student groups share plans for supporting student life off-campus
The Runner asked clubs and campus groups what they’re doing to keep student life afloat from home
KPU’s farrier certificate reworked for fall 2020
The new changes are designed to give students more hands-on time outside of the comforts of the university’s farrier barn and and to build industry connections
A look at the KDocsFF film selections for 2021
The virtual event will feature documentaries, filmmakers, guest speakers, panel discussions, and more
Aquatic spaces should be safe for everyone, not just English speakers
Language barriers can lead to dangerous situations in the water
Parents, teachers, and students worry as K-12 resumes in B.C. schools
Those who will be affected by it the most share their perspectives on the back-to-school plan
Fundraising Efforts to Send Student’s Body Home Conclude
Around 1,000 donations have been made to the GoFundMe in support of helping the drowning victim’s family
KPU Instructor’s New Book Explores the Sikh View on Happiness
The book’s release in April couldn’t have been more timely, says co-author Kamala Nayar
KSA Council Restricted by Seven Vacancies in its Elected Membership
Over the past five years, there have been vacancies following each general election
KPU instructor helps write e-book on preventing relationship violence
The book explores relationship violence as a widespread social and health pandemic
Lifesaving Society suggests safety tips for drowning prevention week
The third week of July is when the highest number of drownings happen across Canada
KPU offers new diversity in brewing scholarship
The grassroots Diversity in Brewing initiative is working to create more opportunities for people of colour and queer people in the industry
Amendment to Bill 22 Extends Time Youth Can Spend in Hospital After an Overdose
The proposed amendment would allow patients to stay until their decision-making abilities are restored
Virtual Town Hall Meeting Addresses Racism in the Medical System
Healthcare workers and anti-racism experts weighed in on how racism manifests in healthcare
Stop Panicking About Gaining Weight During the Pandemic
Since lockdown started, fatphobic posts and memes have been sneaking their way into my feeds, and I’m tired of it