KPU students join national “Fight the Fees” protest
Students advocated for free and accessible education for all
Sukhmani Sandhu
Remembering the 1984 Sikh Genocide as a Sikh
From Nov. 1 to 3, Sikhs commemorate an often ignored genocide each year
Pumpkin season and its associated beverages are here already
With the changing of leaves comes the infamous fall drinks selections at your favourite coffee shops
Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s assassination and the impact on the Sikh community
The homicide comes as an act of anti-Sikh violence
Summertime is also dreaded family reunion season
From gossiping aunties to burnt burgers, family reunions are our favourite sunny nightmares
KPU waiving tuition for Indigenous students of local nations is a step in the right direction
The university announced their decision following the University of Waterloo’s
Remembering Sidhu Moose Wala: A ‘Legend’ of Punjabi Music
Fans across the world remember him on his one year death anniversary
Canadian coins and bills don’t need a facelift from Charles III
We should put an important Canadian figure on our money instead
Candlelight vigil returns to remember 1984 Sikh genocide, Operation Blue Star
Hosted annually at the Vancouver Art Gallery, by SSA UBC and SSA SFU
Multi art exhibit returns after four years celebrating Sikh heritage
'True wealth' is the theme for Sikh Heritage Month this year
The Vancouver Black Library is a safe space for BIPOC people
The organization aims to rebuild connection among the Black community in Vancouver
The true meaning behind dudh soda, the real “pilk”
Pepsi’s “pilk” advertisement starring Lindsay Lohan received mixed reactions online, but it’s actually a classic drink
The impact of the Sikh Genocide of 1984 continues today
The community reflects on the impact and strength it has left on them today