After Four Years, KPU’s Beekeeping Program is Still Buzzing Along
According to instructor John Gibeau, it’s the only program in Canada that teaches students how to run their own bee farming business
Kristine Hui
Pilot Project Helps Visible Minority Newcomer Women Find Jobs in Canada
$31.8 million will be allocated to help women who have recently immigrated to Canada find careers
Ontario’s Free Speech Policies Were a Good Idea Executed Poorly
The government didn’t allow enough time for university administrators to properly coordinate the policies with students and faculty
New Kwantlen St. Winter Market Puts Students First
The organizer of KPU’s second seasonal market wanted to showcase local talent
Crossing Canada as an Amateur Cyclist
The journey was harrowing, the experiences were enlightening, and the road was bumpy
Single Mother Becky Zhou’s Campaign for City Council is Personal
Having lost her husband during a home invasion, Zhou hopes to improve public safety in Surrey
Strong Women Paved the Way to Graduation for KPU Student Rimi Afroze
She spoke at convocation as a mother, graduate, immigrant, and mature student
I’m Leaving the Nest to Bike Across Canada
As a university student and amateur cyclist, travelling cross-country is an exciting but daunting adventure
Canadian Student Organizations Release Joint Publication on Campus Sexual Violence
Shared Perspectives evaluates how well universities across the country address instances of sexual assault on campus
Keeping Kayfabe in the Local World of Wrestling
Performers in Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling captivate old and new fans alike
Climate Change Activists are Fundraising to Carve Trump’s Face into a Glacier
The Melting Ice Association is seeking funds to make “Project Trumpmore” a reality
KPU Langley Hosts Third Annual Brewing Career Fair
Industry professionals mingled with students to discuss the future of the brewing industry
Could Trump Happen Here?
A KPU professor thinks that it’s possible, and so do other Canadians