KPU journalism alumni inspire future graduates at panel
The three-hour discussion and networking event was hosted at the Surrey campus
Kristina Gardner
KPU researchers discover link between ADHD and women’s sexual health
Psychology honours program graduate Tina Jensen-Fogt collected data from over 800 cisgender women for her study
Newton BIA and Missible Possible launch new initiative to create jobs for those in need
The Clean Team creates an inclusive and accessible environment for those on the team
Summer, swoon, sway on the Seine: The finale of The Summer I Turned Pretty
From a #TeamConrad girl for life, this finale fed families, mine included
KPU researchers experiment with new hop varieties
The work is based at the university’s Applied Genomics Centre and supported by the NextGen Hops breeding program
KPU instructor leads student-operated helpline for prisoners
Criminology instructor Alana Abramson hired a group of 12 students for the initiative
City of Surrey installs new sport equipment boxes in parks
The initiative is a three-way partnership between the City of Surrey, Jumpstart Charities, and Equip Sport
Back to the grind: A guide to KPU’s student resources and services
With the 2025-26 school year under way, students can discover new and returning initiatives, including academic support and discounts
KPU instructor creates music video for Peter Gabriel’s latest song
Lee Beavington created a video for the song “i/o” as part of the 50:50 project
KPU Faculty of Trades and Technology hosts summer camp for youth
Campers from 10 to 14 years old completed various projects at the Cloverdale campus
KPU partners with immigration service to support international students
The collaboration with BorderPass aims to support prospective, current, and graduating international students
KPU journalism collaborates with Black Press Media to highlight disaster preparedness in B.C.
The collaboration took a year of planning from KPU instructor Chad Skelton and Black Press Media editors
Cultural vibrancy in Metro Van: How the Latin American community is contributing to the Lower Mainland’s rich identity
Latin organizations are doing their part to enhance the voices of their community
KPU students win gold at B.C.-wide Skills Canada competition, bring home bronze from nationals
Instructors Jamie Lamont and Russ Lyons acted as coaches for the students competing in the horticulture category
KPU researchers develop new test to save B.C.’s salmon population
Biology instructor Paul Adams worked with a team of student research assistants on the project