KPU implementing changes to the Bachelor of Arts framework
The changes will come into effect on Sept. 1, and the school is looking for ways to market them to students
Esther Amankop Udoh
The benefits of employer-subsidized transit
What researchers have to say about how cities benefit when businesses cover the transit costs of their employees
How KPU is working to educate students, instructors, and staff about Indigenous culture and history
Indigenous community members share their thoughts on the university’s path towards reconciliation
International student graduates can extend their work permits in Canada
Applications for extended work permits will allow students to extend their stay for 18 more months
Explainer: Surrey’s new tree protection bylaw and plastic items ban
Rule breakers are looking at fines from $500 to $20,000
Fraser River Discovery Centre to showcase Indigenous heritage and culture
The Place of Learning is expected to be open to the public in three to five years
Explainer: Vancouver’s bid to decriminalize small drug possessions
After passing a motion to city council awaits the federal government’s approval
Institute for Sustainable Horticulture receives award for biopesticide research
The award will bring more opportunities to the university and program
KPU to host Indigenous Dialogue Series discussing reconciliation and Indigenization
KPU honorary degree recipient Dr. Jo-ann Archibald will be the keynote speaker
Surrey transportation plan to focus on growing city population and rapid transit
The city is surveying residents to get their thoughts on how to develop public transit in the region
Explainer: Vancouver in talks of possibly hosting the 2030 Olympic Games
The discussions for possibly placing a bid for the games were postponed to 2021
Wilson School of Design students volunteer with Habitat for Humanity
Students were able to add hands-on construction experience to their design curriculum
Meet KPU: Dr. Rajiv Jhangiani
For years, Jhangiani has been working on a zero textbook cost project that has helped save students millions of dollars
Explainer: Vancouver’s updated climate action plan
A look at the proposed actions the city is taking to curb climate change
Vancouver’s WISH Drop-In Centre Society opening Canada’s first 24/7 shelter for sex workers
The shelter will provide beds, a laundry facility, showers and a safe space for sex workers