New CBC podcast reclaims Indigenous history one word at a time
The series examines the meanings of 11 words that were twisted by centuries of colonialism
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Surrey Gallery to showcase artwork inspired by local Japanese-Canadian history
Cindy Mochizuki’s work will be displayed at an exhibition titled Autumn Strawberry
Vancouver’s first bunny café is just one hop away
If you are in need to see cute bunnies and rabbits, this café will be your best bet
Join QMUNITY for International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia
Audiences can enjoy drag entertainers and spoken word poetry with an important message
Love Where You Live Campaign sparks Surrey’s community engagement
The campaign has had more participants during the pandemic than the previous years
She Connects: mentoring and empowering young women and gender-diverse folks
The volunteer program matches youth with mentors across the country
Passion for the Earth, the land, and all that exists on it – the KPU Geography Club
The club is looking for more members to grow connections and a sense of community within the department
KPU brewing students unveil their year-end signature beer collection
From IPAs, to wheat beers and porters, there’s a brew for every palette
Surrey Art Gallery to host talk with collage artist Susan Jessop
The Thursday Artist Talk will focus on Jessop’s artwork and her background
KPU Sport and Recreation to host esports tournaments this summer
The three separate tournaments will feature Fortnite, Rocket League, and FIFA 21
Surrey to host 10th annual ‘Party for the Planet’ Earth Day celebration
The Surrey Parks Department hopes to inspire people to reduce their carbon footprint
Vaisakhi 2021: Celebrating Sikh Heritage Month online this year
KPU instructor Dr. Kamala Elizabeth Nayar shares insights about VAisakhi’s significance and dynamism within the community
KPUHacks hosts first virtual hackathon
The theme of the hackathon was cybersecurity
KPU Arts Speaker Series to present on international students and policy
The final presentation of the semester will be delivered by KPU instructor Conrad King
A look at a new record label created for Indigenous musicians
Red Music Rising was created to support an Indigenous arts community on the rise