‘Is this truly the right thing to do?’: The KFA pushes back on layoff notices KPU issued to 70 faculty members
The university is facing a 49-per-cent decline in revenue as international student enrolment drops
Hope Lompe
2 KPU instructors receive Distinguished Teaching Awards
Catherine Chow and Alym Amlani were recognized for exemplary teaching in their fields
KPU criminology honours students seek participants for final research projects
Research topics explore human relationships with fear, harassment, racial discrimination, and religious institutions
KPU researchers find ways for food crops to grow in B.C. drought conditions
Three B.C. farms are trialing dry farming for the 2025 growing season
‘Backbone of the economy’: Small businesses face major crime challenges in Western Canada
Nearly half of all small businesses navigate hurdles with crime and safety
Explainer: The 5 candidates running for Liberal Party leadership
Registered Liberal Party members will vote for the country’s next prime minister on March 9
KPU’s new braille printer among the 1st open to the public in Western Canada
Drop-in demonstrations at the Surrey campus library are available every Tuesday
Explainer: The 30-day moratorium on North American trade war
Canada waits to see if measures to meet Trump’s demands are enough to lift the tariff threat
City of Surrey to work with province to build a South Asian museum in the city
The Museum Liberation Force hopes the museum will act as a safe space for community members
KPU welcomes first Indigenous journalist in residence
Robert Jago hopes to write about free speech for First Nations and connect with students during his residency
KPU launches archeological assessments of university land
Evidence of Indigenous activity up to 5,000 years old was found at the Langley campus
BCFS calls on province to invest in post-secondary education
Restrictions on international student enrolment can lead to cuts in programs and services
Justin Trudeau to resign as prime minister of Canada
The announcement comes after mounting pressure from within the Liberal Party for Trudeau to step down
City of Surrey explores international students’ challenges in forum
Safety, housing, employment, and mental health are among the key issues students face
Health Canada announces $500 million in funding for youth mental health
The funds will be administered over five years to expand mental health services for young people