Hand-carved Arabic sculptures featured at Vancouver Art Gallery exhibit
Artist Marie Khouri’s pieces are benches visitors can sit on, but they also convey a message
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Museum of Surrey presents their largest Lego exhibit
“Everything is Still Awesome” features imagined displays of Surrey and classic Lego themes
KPU history department introduces new special topics course on Canadian music
From genres to media interactions, students will explore the culture of music
Community gazes over solar eclipse at KPU’s Richmond campus
The science and horticulture faculty organized the party for the public to experience the astronomical event
KPU launches new Indigenous studies department
The department fulfills a 40-year promise to the Kwantlen First Nation
New KPU collective hosts talent show for students with disabilities on Oct. 13
The KPU Students with Disabilities Community will make space at Grassroots Cafe for performances and art from self-identifying students with disabilities
Coast Salish digital art project educates people on Indigenous culture and issues
Participants can complete “Tortoise Tasks” until December to win an all-expenses paid vacation
Over 100 small businesses participate in Downtown Vancouver pop-up market
Vancouver Etsy Collective hosted the event on Sept. 23, featuring local makers, designers, and creatives
Surrey’s National Tree Day event returns benefiting the city
Participants will plant native trees and shrubs at Bear Creek Park
Museum of Surrey hosts Filipino Fest on Sept. 23
The free event will feature live performances, storytelling, arts, and cultural vendors
KPU raises reconciliation flag at Surrey campus
The KPU community honours the children of residential schools in a ceremony
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