Jayne Wright
Pieces of Mind Conference Explores “Playing With Anxiety”
This year’s conference approached the topic of mental health with a playful point of view, offering activities, snacks, and panel discussions
KPU Signs Letter Committing to Carbon Neutrality by 2050
The letter unites universities across the world in a call for action against climate change
The KSA Plans to Join Get Out the Vote Campaign
The KSA encourages KPU students to vote with its longstanding Get Out the Vote campaign
Health Officials Say Evidence Ties Vaping to Lung Damage and Disease
Recent cases of vaping-related illnesses are being reported across the U.S., and some health officials say that it’s no surprise
It’s Time to End the Practice of Reciting Christian Prayers in Government
A recently published report shows that prayers in the B.C. legislature are overwhelmingly Christian
Unlearning Anti-Blackness Workshop Helps Allies Learn and Self-Criticize
The workshop was hosted by members of Black Lives Matter Vancouver
Documentary The Shadow of Gold Exposes How the New Wave of “Gold Fever” Affects Us All
Vancouver International Film Center screens a documentary on the social impacts of gold mining
Music Students Continue to Make Noise for the Future of Their Endangered Program
On March 24, Langley’s Spirit Square was filled with just that: spirit
KPU’s Public Relations Cohort Raises Funds to Support Women in the Workforce
The cohort of women held a classy fundraiser for Dress for Success Vancouver on March 7
Member of Kwantlen First Nation Named Vancouver Public Library Storyteller in Residence
Poet, playwright, actor, and archeologist Joseph Dandurand will be filling the role for 2019