From the Editor: The Runner’s new year’s resolutions
We have a few exciting things happening in 2021, and we aren’t going to let COVID-19 stop them
Nicole Gonzalez Filos
Embarking on a sustainable 2021
A new year’s resolution that can impact our future
From the Editor: Donating during the holidays now is more important than ever
Families around the world will struggle this Christmas, but we can make it easier for them
Editorial: Shedding light on violence against women
Gender-based violence can be physical, verbal, and psychological — let’s keep our guards up, we still got a long way to go
The upside of practicing ‘safe six’
Places like England made ‘safe six’ mandatory, let’s hope B.C. doesn’t come to that
The no pet policy has finally been removed in Vancouver’s rental housing
Thanks to an unanimously approved motion, the policy which forced some owners to put their pets up for adoption is finally gone
KPU Indigenous Services host online bannock workshop
During THRIVE month, KPU invited students and faculty to take a closer look at Indigenous food and culture
Water scarcity caused by avocado farming is unethical
Avocado agriculture is a water sucking-machine with detrimental effects on local ecosystems and populations
Meet KPU: Andre Gress
The KPU graduate has released his first novel and is now working on an urban fantasy series
KSA designates new VP finance and operations following resignation
The former executive resigned after finding employment in another province
Meet KPU: Dr. Asma Sayed
Apart from speaking six languages, Sayed is passionate about literature and the South Asian impact in Canadian history
Meet KPU: Harriet Ronaghan
Ronaghan’s determination helped her recover from a coma