KPU history department showcases faculty-student collaboration ‘3D-Printing the Past’
The project analyzed commonly used words in a Northeast Indian newspaper to create a 3D world map
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SFU speaker explores why educational institutions need to include more Black history in their material
Anti-Black racism and exclusion has existed in Canadian education systems for far too long
KPU Arts Speakers event explores ‘Moral Values, Political Attitudes and Covid-19’
The talk focused on survey results produced by two KPU instructors and students
KPU Brewing hosts virtual chat about the rise of the craft beer scene in B.C. and Canada
Canada’s first craft brewery started in Vancouver in 1982
New year starting with Vancouver’s 12th annual Hot Chocolate Festival
There are 44 vendors participating this year, offering over 100 great flavours
Salmon ‘n’ Bannock Bistro to host four-night event showcasing Indigenous cuisine
Local restaurant showcases Indigenous chefs through culinary dinner series
KPU Arts Speaker Series to address climate science, policy, and research
The talk will touch on how people can ‘articulate political responses to climate change’
Intro to Bhangra Dance class returning to KPU
Bhangra will be offered both at Surrey and Langley campuses
Kwantlen Poetry Project hosts workshop featuring Angelic Goldsky
The online event explored objectification and typification in poetry
stɑlə̓w̓ Christmas Craft Market returns to hybrid hosting this year
The market will be virtual until Dec. 19, with 30 vendors to delve into
KPU Country Spotlight Series introduces students to different cultures
The event series brought representation of other cultures and countries to campus
The Surrey Tree Lighting Festival is back for 2021
The festival will light up the start of the holidays with food, music, tree lighting, and more
Surrey hosts 13th annual Vancouver International South Asian Film Festival
Director Tarun Keram speaks about the screening of his newly released film
Burnaby art gallery hosts KPU fine arts graduate showcase
Due to its popularity, the exhibit timeline has been extended to Nov. 21
Surrey dazzles crowds with the ninth annual Bear Creek Park Lights event
Approximately 1,000 people are expected to attend every night