A Lot of Cultural Appropriation Outrage is Needless
The lines separating celebration, stealing, and mockery need to be better defined
Tristan Johnston
Canada’s Senate is Nothing but Dead Weight
Although it has little utility, the body nearly failed Canada on the federal Cannabis Act
UNBC Student Publishes Open Letter Urging Engagement with Student Politics
The similarities between UNBC and KPU show a trend of student apathy in smaller B.C. institutions
Free Speech Isn’t at Risk on University Campuses
Still, the concerns of free speech advocates aren’t baseless
Questions of Lost Money, Alleged Fraud Dominate KPIRG AGM
The research group’s motion to adopt audited financial statements fails to pass
Going Global: Britain’s Response to Russian Poisoning
Theresa May and Her Majesty’s Government show what retaliation looks like
The Future of the Olympics Must Be Fiscally Sustainable
Hosting the games makes less and less economic sense
Going Global: India Might Be a Budding Superpower
Though it has its obstacles, India is becoming more influential
Surrey Fire Department Uses Statistical Analysis to Fight the Opioid Crisis
By employing business intelligence tools, emergency responders can significantly reduce their response time to overdoses
Your Second-Language Course is More Than Just a Credit
Shape up, anglos
NAFTA Probably Isn’t Going Anywhere
New York real estate negotiation tactics look weird on trilateral trade deals
Chip and Shannon Wilson School of Design Opens to Students
The architecture of the new building compliments the nature of the Design program
Upcoming KPU Course Encourages Students to Find Beauty in Mathematics
MATH 1216 will illustrate abstract mathematics visually
Going Global: China’s Growing Influence
Beijing, unlike Washington, has its act together