KPU raises reconciliation flag at Surrey campus
The KPU community honours the children of residential schools in a ceremony
Suneet Gill
A guide to the initiatives and services available at KPU this fall
Here is everything you need to know for the new semester
KSA hosts event about housing rights on Sept. 11
“Brick by Brick: Navigating the Student Housing Hurdle” will cover student housing rules along with students’ rights and well-being
Advocates rally for AI ethics and safety in Downtown Vancouver
A group, part of non-profit ALIGN the World gathered at the Vancouver Art Gallery to raise awareness about potential harms associated with AI
Japanese festival Nikkei Matsuri returns to Burnaby for 11th year
The festival shares Japanese culture with the public while fundraising for the Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre
Artist tackles anti-2SLGBTQ+ hate with bold abstract art exhibit in Gastown
Olivier Salvas is displaying 20 paintings for Pride at “The Flamboyance Salon”
KPU fine arts instructor showcases art on biodiversity in the Fraser River estuary
Amy-Claire Huestis’ exhibit MOTHLIKE/silvery-blue will be at the Richmond Art Gallery until Sunday
Surrey Dyke March returns for second annual march this month
The march aims to create space and representation for queer women and non-binary people in Surrey
KDocsFF will open a social justice workplace this fall
The KDocsFF Social Justice Lab at KPU Surrey allows students, staff, and faculty to work on social justice projects
All-vegan night markets will take place this August in Vancouver
The Vegan Night Market features plant-based food and sustainable products from local vendors
Meet the unsung heroes of KPU
Asma Sayed, Jennifer Hardwick, Candy Ho, Ross Laird, and John Grant are faculty members that positively impact the campus community from the classroom and beyond
Vancouver Fine Art Gallery features Ukrainian artist for live painting session
Kyiv-based painter Mykola Yurov worked on a piece during an event connecting artists with the public
KPU will waive tuition fees for students from seven First Nations
The waiver, which will go into effect this fall, aims to advance truth and reconciliation
Three makers of marginalized gender showcase their projects for a trades residency in East Vancouver
Tools for Change at MakerLabs provides women and non-binary residents with classes and community in an inclusive environment
KPU marketing grad wins this year’s Outstanding Young Alumni Award
The KPU Alumni Association recognized Tate Tham for his mentoring, volunteering, and marketing work