How severe turbulence is linked to climate change
As the planet continues to warm, reports of extreme airplane turbulence are increasing
Nyamat Singh
B.C. Transit strike affects bus services in the Fraser Valley
KSA offers carpooling services to students affected by the strike
KPU creative writing instructor hosts book launch on May 10
Jen Currin’s Trinity Street was released last month and will be read at the event
B.C. introduces pay transparency legislation to help close the gender wage gap
The legislation introduced on March 7 will require all employers to put wages on job postings
Langley organization offers grants to post-secondary students
The program helps students studying environmental sustainability and agriculture
KPU student collects creative works for mental health project
Indiana Patterson is showcasing mental health through creative works for his advanced psychopathology class
Explainer: What B.C. has done for Ukraine support
Around 11,000 Ukrainian refugees have settled in B.C. since the war was declared
KPU’s Model UN team wins four awards at the Northwest Model UN Conference
The conference was held in Portland from Feb. 17 to 19
Explainer: Child care facility coming to KPU Surrey campus
In partnership with MNBC and CapU, early childhood care and education courses will also be offered at the Surrey campus this fall
Mural painting coming to KPU Surrey library
The red wall in the library atrium is being transformed into a mural by a team of three artists
KPU welcomes new Indigenous artist-in-residence and writer-in-residence
Brandi Bird and Brandon Gabriel offer advice and assistance to students seeking support
Kwantlen Human Resources Association is revived at KPU
The non-profit club is currently looking for students to join
Meet the candidates for the KSA general election
Polls open on Feb. 27 at 10:00 am and close Feb. 28 at 9:00 pm
KDocs Film Festival returns in-person with the theme ‘People. Places. Power.’
The festival will run from Feb. 22 to 26 at the Vancouver International Film Centre
Explainer: B.C. expands its recycling program
The program accepts more single-use plastic items for recycling