KPU Students Walk Out in Solidarity with Wet’suwet’en
A small crowd gathered in front of the Surrey campus library to protest the Coastal GasLink Pipeline
Jayne Wright
The Rise of Psychedelics in Research and Business
Researchers’ interest in psychedelics may be paving the way for dispensaries to sell them
KPU’s Multi-Faith Centre Celebrates UN World Interfaith Harmony Week
Based on a shared appreciation for all beliefs and faiths, the event promoted values of peace and understanding
Explainer: UN Human Rights Ruling on Climate Refugees
Canadian refugee policies may need to change to conform to the ruling
A First Timer’s Experience at the Unitarian Church of Vancouver
The Vancouver Unitarians subscribe to moral principles, not prophets, deities, or holy books
Solidarity Blockades Spread Across Vancouver After Arrests Made at Gidimt’en Checkpoint
Protesters braved cold weather to block the intersection at East Hastings and Clark
The Vaping Health Epidemic Affects More Canadians Each Day
Recent updates confirm the health risks of vaping and its increasing impact on youth
EXPLAINER: BC Teachers Advocate for New and Improved Contracts
The BCTF continues to discuss contract details with the government
An Update on KPU’s Student Union Building
KSA members are discussing the beginning of design and construction
The First Annual Tree Planting Film Festival Breaks Ground in Vancouver
Tree planters flocked to the Imperial for the inaugural event on Nov. 14
What Lowering the Voter Registration Age Means for Youth in B.C.
Spoiler alert, it means a lot less than actually being able to vote
Millennial Burnout: Two Student Perspectives
How to identify and address burnout, both at work and in school
KDocs Screens Because We are Girls Documentary to a Full House
Because We are Girls showcases the harrowing story of sexual abuse that a conservative family struggled to overcome
