Cults are Taking Advantage of an Increasingly Digitized Culture
Taking a look at how selfish “self-help” leaders help themselves to a heaping helping of hapless hopefuls
Kristen Frier
A Breakdown the Major Parties’ Platform Promises
Climate change, education, and healthcare are hot topics this election
Hungry for Victory
Competitive eaters across Canada are few and far between, but share a taste for being the best
Round-Up Cafe Celebrates 70 Years of Serving Surrey
“It was just like it is today,” says Goldie Springenatic, owner since 1959
Rolling with the Punches
Members of the Vancouver roller derby community share their love of the sport while searching for a rink to call home
Celebrate Indigenous People’s Day All Month Long at KPU
Join the Indigenous Services for Students team to celebrate Indigeneity throughout June
Mise-en-Scène Celebrates its Third Anniversary
The KPU film studies academic journal is open-access, peer-reviewed, and available online
Student-Designers from KPU Address Fashion Pet Peeves with their Pre-Grad Collections
The Wilson School of Design’s Fashion Design and Technology cohort presented their collections at 2019’s year-end show
LitFest 2019 Features a Performance Workshop Hosted By KPU Students
Chelsea Franz and Tawahum Bige will be leading the sold-out event on April 27
STICKY: A Post-It Note Art Show Makes Fine Art Accessible
For this niche art exhibit, size does matter
Don’t Automatically Use “Victim/Survivor” to Describe Women Who Have Been Assaulted
The phrasing can affect how those who have undergone traumatic events perceive themselves and how they heal
Kwantlen Creative Writing Guild Holds South Asian Femme Poetry Night
The Surrey campus saw six poets with shared identities perform spoken word on Feb. 20