KPU welcomes future students at annual open house
The event will feature entertainment and prizes, including a tuition waiver
Hope Lompe
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
KPU receives $890,000 in donations for establishing new awards and scholarships
Donations from the estate of Evelyn Oberg and the Pieter de Reuver Foundation will help support students in financial need
Club leaders raise concerns over working with KSA and former president
Five club leaders discuss their experiences with Abdullah Randhawa and communicating with the association
KPU English graduate wins Indigenous Voices Award for poetry
Jordan Redekop-Jones is one of four winners in the “Unpublished Poetry” category
Langley Township brings back ‘Sip n’ Dips’ nights for the summer
Adults can register to enjoy alcoholic beverages on select nights at The Outdoor Experience waterpark
Limited internal security cameras on KPU campuses cause concern
External cameras are installed on all KPU campuses, but some are not operational
Sundar Prize Film Festival launches in Surrey
The inaugural event featured film screenings, panels, and awards, including a KPU-based residency prize
Student advocacy group calls for naloxone to be readily available at post-secondary institutions
The BC Federation of Students hopes naloxone training and accessibility will save students’ lives
KPU students win gold at Skills Canada BC Competition, take bronze at nationals
Two horticulture students competed in landscaping, while the other pair competed in the mechatronics category
Climate change-related flood risk leads to reconstruction investment for Richmond
Federal, provincial, and municipal governments are coming together to “shore up” flood protections for the city