African Descent: Spoken Truth Lifts the Burden of Tokenization
The event was the first to be presented by Melanin: KPU’s BIPOC Writers’ Collective
Ivy Edad
Diversity in Decline Book Discussion Shows How the Right Wing Influences Multiculturalism
Author Dr. Arjun Tremblay spoke on campus about how right wing governments have affected legislation related to multiculturalism
KPU Student Chelsea Franz Featured at Vancouver Poetry Slam
Franz the Poet shared excerpts from a collection of her personal work, as well as her appreciation for the slam community, at the spoken word event
The Yellow Fever Comedy Showcase Challenges and Deconstructs Asian Stereotypes
The show was part of the Unibrow Arts Festival, which featured zines and comedy
Women and Two Spirit Non-Binary Students Denied Access to the Women’s Center by Campus Security
KPU Security Manager Harry McNeil and the affected students comment on the incident
Filipino Heritage Festival Celebrated at Civic Plaza
The Surrey Filipino Canadian Society of B.C. held the first Filipino Heritage Festival near KPU’s newest campus
Study Finds that People Attracted to DILFs Seek Emotional Stability in Partners
A study by the ORGASM Research Lab reveals how the idea of DILFs came into being
Growing Room Festival Offers Panel on Diversifying Academia
Panelists discussed how to better incorporate marginalized voices into academic spaces
KDocs Screens Double Feature of Films on Fred Rogers and RBG
Organizers of the screening hope the event emphasized the power of intellect and kindness
Slamapalooza Winner to Represent KPU Slam at Verses Festival
KPU student Mariah Negrillo-Soor will take part in the Canadian Individual Poetry Slam next month
