President’s Dialogue Series returns to KPU for a discussion about climate solutions
The talk with Maria Strack will focus on her research on using peatlands as a natural carbon capture and climate solution
Hope Lompe
Explainer: BC NDP wins provincial election with narrow majority
David Eby secures a government which was too close to call for nine days
KPU and TRU cattle research collab may make beef industry more resilient to climate change
The two universities have teamed up to research a unique hair trait found in tropical climate cattle
Graduate with hands-on experience: Unique programs at KPU that go beyond the classroom
From brewing your own beer to helping patients with acupuncture, check out these seven special programs
KSA Cares offers free hot meals to students
The meals will be given out at Grassroots Cafe and on KPU’s five campuses on select dates
Surrey announces plan to tackle homelessness in the city
The plan seeks to put a “functional end to homelessness” over the next five years
Heading to the polls: Your guide to the 2024 B.C. election
A breakdown of the candidates running in the ridings where KPU’s campuses are located
B.C. government releases guidelines to protect students from overdoses on campus
The province is providing naloxone kits to campuses as part of the rollout
Undergraduates pay more in extra fees than graduate students across Canada
New data from Statistics Canada shows undergraduates pay higher rates for student services, recreation, and more
KPU welcomes future students at annual open house
The event will feature entertainment and prizes, including a tuition waiver
4 KPU instructors win ‘Chancellor’s Chair’ awards
Each will receive $60,000 over three years to conduct research projects
Racist Incident Helpline now available in B.C.
The new non-emergency line will help those who experience or witness a racist incident
COVID-19 created a volunteer deficit, inflation is keeping it there
Inflation is preventing volunteerism from returning to pre-pandemic levels despite an increased need for services
At the tipping point: Why decolonizing climate action is more important now than ever
With experts saying colonial structures will not survive the climate crisis, integrating Indigenous ways of knowing is becoming more urgent