KPU learning platform provider PebblePad partners with BCNET
The eportfolio service used by KPU, Langara, and JIBC could expand to other B.C. institutions
Esther Amankop Udoh
Beyond the Match: What hosting the 2026 FIFA world cup would mean for Vancouver
Canadian host cities are expected to have $35 to $55 million to host games
KPU in talks to build childcare service on campus
The proposed daycare aims to make life easier for students who have children
Beyond the Match: The Toronto Raptors secure the number four pick in the 2021 NBA draft
The top four pick offers the Raptors a lot of flexibility and a chance at a franchise talent
Surrey hosts virtual celebration for National Indigenous Peoples Day
The virtual celebration included stories, songs, dances, and a recipe for Bannock
KPU to host online lecture covering the farmers’ protests in India
UFV director of South Asian studies wants to educate and raise awareness of peaceful protests
A year later, the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act bill has yet to be passed
KPU criminology instructor says passing the bill would be ‘historic’ but more work needs to be done
Meet KPU: Dr. Balbir Gurm
The KPU instructor and founder of NEVR is working on a book about the history of South Asians in Canada
Beyond the Match: The WNBA should consider expanding to Toronto
A diverse city with over two million inhabitants deserves the chance to support a WNBA team
Explainer: B.C.’s timeline for the second COVID-19 vaccine dose
The province is looking at shortening the 13-week waiting time between doses to 8 weeks
How B.C. post-secondary institutions can bring students back for the fall semester
Post-secondary institutions will be mandated to provide a detailed COVID-19 safety plan
B.C. government offers support to students affected by Canada’s recent travel ban
Post-secondary students will have 24/7 access to mental health support
Explainer: Online learning and KPU student rights
KSA advocacy coordinator says online learning can lead to miscommunication and complaints
How advocates are fighting against period poverty in B.C.
Around 25 per cent of people who menstruate reported not having access to sanitary products, education or hygiene facilities at some point in their life
A look at the University of British Columbia’s new Indigenous Language Fluency Program
UBCO will be the first Canadian university to offer a program centred around learning the Nsyilxcen Indigenous language