Powell Street Music Festival to Celebrate Japanese-Canadian Art and Culture Online
For the first time, the festival will use an online telethon to raise funds and unite communities
Community
The Kwantlen St. Farmers Market Opens with Social Distancing Protocols
The market, which has moved to a new location, is running in accordance with health and safety guidelines
New Indigenous Studies Instructors Arrive for KPU’s Summer Semester
Jules Koostachin and Kerrie Charnley will teach Introduction to Indigenous Studies
This Canadian Man Eats Pigeons for the Planet
Albertan Curtis Fagan reduced his carbon footprint by trapping and consuming pigeons
Finding Creative Inspiration During the COVID-19 Pandemic
How spending time in isolation is influencing the work of KPU fine arts students
LGBTQ+ Parties Are Moving Online
Dance parties, album releases, and more have moved to web during the COVID-19 pandemic
Get to Know the Kwantlen Psychology Society
The KPS aims to enrich students’ educational experience through events and connection
KPU Sponsors Annual Growing Room Festival
The festival is dedicated to creating space for feminist and Indigenous art and literature
KPU Instructor Featured in Museum of Anthropology Ceramics Exhibit
Ying-Yueh Chuang’s artwork is on display as part of Playing with Fire: Ceramics of the Extraordinary
KPU Hosts Second Annual Multicultural Dance Day
The celebration included traditional dances from Japan, Scotland, Spain, and more
Get to Know KPU’s Muslim Student Association
The MSA aims to provide a safe space for students to celebrate their shared values and culture
KPU’s Multi-Faith Centre Celebrates UN World Interfaith Harmony Week
Based on a shared appreciation for all beliefs and faiths, the event promoted values of peace and understanding
Delay of Student Loan Funding Causes Confusion for KPU Students
The issue, caused by a glitch, will not result in students being charged late fees
A First Timer’s Experience at the Unitarian Church of Vancouver
The Vancouver Unitarians subscribe to moral principles, not prophets, deities, or holy books
Surrey Filmmaker Portrays Gang Violence from a First-Person Perspective with Monster
A local filmmaker aims to portray the unfiltered side of Surrey with his new film