KPU student’s short film secures top 40 spot, Best Student Film nom at indie festival
Creative writing major Diego Minor Martínez highlighted the immigrant experience for his team’s Run N Gun Fest project, Los Que Limpian
Suneet Gill
KPU criminology instructor admits to sexually harassing 3 B.C. university students, 2 VPD coworkers
Keiron McConnell is on leave from the university, but KPU cannot reveal when the decision was made, citing privacy legislation
KSA student membership appoints almost 30 new councillors at SGM
The special general meeting had an attendance of about 200 students and saw a motion to remove two sitting student representatives fail
KPU board of governors pass draft audited financial statements, approve engineering physics diploma and brewing certificate
Members of the board also received an update on the fiscal year 2026 budget amid lower summer enrolments
KPU Farm joins over 50 sites in annual Doors Open Richmond
The two-day event will invite the public to explore the city and its culture and heritage
KSA served SGM petition calling to remove 2 councillors and appoint 4 disqualified candidates
Councillors called a special general meeting for July, but students are going ahead with holding one on May 30, citing the KSA’s bylaws and Societies Act
‘Our spirit is unbreakable’: KPU community responds to Lapu Lapu Day tragedy in Vancouver
KPU Pinoy Club president Sheena Dela Torre says members of several Filipino organizations have come together to support the victims
KPU community day returns to Richmond campus
The annual event will feature networking opportunities, campus tours, live entertainment, and more
KSA dismisses speaker of council, disqualifies 5 candidates for slating after releasing election results
Sukhdeep Singh was removed as speaker, and the disqualified students included four previously declared elected council members
Sundar Prize Film Festival marks 2nd year with film screenings and awards ceremony
The festival gave out 12 awards and cash prizes, spotlighting queer, BIPOC, and women-led stories
KPU senate passes pathway to nursing degrees, approves new micro-credentials
The university’s senate also revised the bachelor of arts framework and approved a list of new, revised, and discontinued courses
KSA holds AGM without quorum, students raise concerns with association’s conduct
The student union’s audited financial statements show $8.6 million went towards expenses in 2024
Diamond Cafe brings his pop-funk sound to Vancouver
The singer performed for fans at the Biltmore Cabaret on March 20 as part of his Sex Love Color tour
