Explainer: Regional Greenways Planned for 2050
Metro Vancouver will expand existing greenways to connect the region
Lincoln Saugstad
Banning Plastic Straws Raises Questions About Inclusivity and Effectiveness
The disability community’s needs should be taken into consideration in the plastic straw debate
Surrey-Based Filmmaker’s New Movie Isn’t Your Typical Gangster Flick
Rather than stereotyping or glamorizing, Monster will focus on the human side of gang violence in Surrey
Anthropology Department Offers KPU’s First Ethnographic Field Studies Course
Students will study themes related to homelessness in the Whalley neighbourhood
Psychology Department Hosts Bi-Annual Research Conference
Connecting Minds featured research from undergraduate students across Canada
KPU Again Deemed One of Canada’s Greenest Employers
KPU has won the "Greenest Employers" award for the second year
The B.C. Speculation Tax Shouldn’t Impact Non-Speculators
Better definitions and protections should be created to prevent non-speculators from paying additional taxes
KPU Hosts Talk on Bitcoin and Blockchain Technology
The marketing department invited experts to talk about cryptocurrencies
KPU’s Environmental Sustainability Report is in Dire Need of an Upgrade
While the university continues to support green initiatives, there’s currently no good way to track and measure its various sustainability-related efforts
EIGHT x EIGHT Exhibit Showcases KPU Students’ Artwork
Current and former students organized an independently-run exhibition at Vancouver’s Gam Gallery
Policy Studies Students at KPU Offer Input for the Future of Newton Sustainability
Students in POST 4900 took part in public forums about environmentalism with the city government
Get a Glance Inside KPU’s Automotive Programs
Located on the Cloverdale campus, the auto department is running smooth in its third decade