Meet KPU’s new and revived clubs
The Music Club and Bhangra Club are ready to have events for students this spring semester
Esther Amankop Udoh
VPD hosting personal safety workshop in December
The two-hour workshop will be at Mount Pleasant Community Centre and women over 16 can attend
New payment model for family doctors to be implemented February next year
The model aims to address the doctor shortage and increases B.C. family doctors’ salaries
KPU instructor speaks at UBC’s equity, diversity and inclusion event
Arley Cruthers spoke at the recent speaker series event, and touched on how teachers can provide a better learning environment for students
Canadian post-secondary students’ mental health continues to suffer
The mental health of three in four students has deteriorated due to the pandemic, and their support is limited
A KPU student club has partnered with UNICEF Canada
The Social Enterprise Club aims to raise $200 for UNICEF Canada by the end of the year
International students will be able to work more than 20-hours off-campus
The federal governments’ temporary lift on off-campus work hours starts on Nov.15 until Dec. 31, 2023
Vancouver-based drag artist Dust Cwaine releases debut album Arcana
The album touches on themes of nostalgia, not feeling good enough, and happy childhood memories
KPU researchers can detect bacteria in dairy and beef cattles
A qPCR test will now be used to test sick cows for mycoplasma bovis, a bacteria that farmers have been struggling to detect in their livestock
KPU fine arts class collaborates with artists to create project on climate change
Visual representation of climate change effects on the Fraser River watershed were represented through the “Upstream/Downriver Walking the stɑl̓əw̓ Watershed” exhibit
Meet KPU: Eseosa Eweka-Valentine
Eweka-Valentine is a recent KPU journalism graduate and is working on various community projects
The new processing fee by Telus will only cost Canadians more money
Telus customers will be charged an extra 1.5 per cent plus taxes on their monthly bill starting this fall
BCFS endorses campaign for free contraceptives in B.C.
The price of contraceptives is a barrier many face, costing some people up to $240 per year or more
Sher Vancouver announces upcoming documentary ‘I, Migrant’
The film will follow the journey of immigrants from India as they settle into Canada
KPU community loses recent graduate to ‘tragic accident’
Jasskirat Singh, 20, graduated in June and hoped to eventually open his own business