Pieces of Mind Conference Explores “Playing With Anxiety”
This year’s conference approached the topic of mental health with a playful point of view, offering activities, snacks, and panel discussions
Community
Surrey Art Gallery’s Innovative Exhibition Connects Nature and Technology
A walk through the gallery’s Garden in the Machine exhibition on display until Dec. 15
Diversity in Decline Book Discussion Shows How the Right Wing Influences Multiculturalism
Author Dr. Arjun Tremblay spoke on campus about how right wing governments have affected legislation related to multiculturalism
Conference Aims to Educate Arts Students on How to Find a Job After Graduation
The NEXT: Arts Student Employment Conference will focus on networking, job finding, and making the most out of having a BA
Battle the Freshman 15 with Healthy Alternatives to Emotional Eating
PhD candidate Mallory Frayn discusses her research on emotional eating and healthy ways for students to tackle it
Poking Around the Free Acupuncture Clinic at KPU Richmond
What I learned by attending an acupuncture session for and by KPU students
Decoda Literacy Solutions Is Working to Spread Awareness About Reading in B.C. This September
Executive Director, Margaret Sutherland speaks on the “literacy month” initiative and the importance of it
Active KSA Announces Exciting Events for Students this Fall
Program Coordinator Connor McCann talks about the group’s agenda for the semester
KPU Student Chelsea Franz Featured at Vancouver Poetry Slam
Franz the Poet shared excerpts from a collection of her personal work, as well as her appreciation for the slam community, at the spoken word event
A Rundown on KPU Clubs and How to Make Your Own
KPU has over 20 active clubs; here’s a guide on how to join or even start a new one
The Yellow Fever Comedy Showcase Challenges and Deconstructs Asian Stereotypes
The show was part of the Unibrow Arts Festival, which featured zines and comedy
There Are up to 101 Affordable Theatre Acts to Check out at Fringe Festival
Vancouver’s Fringe will have something for everyone this September
KPU Students’ Artwork Features at the Surrey Art Gallery
Ryan Broderick and Steven Lee dive into their thoughts and feelings about participating in the 2019 ARTS Summer Exhibition
B.C. Teacher Blows Whistle on Twitter for Censoring LGBTQ2S+ Content
Twitter attracted controversy for flagging the teacher’s 100-day queer terminology project as “sensitive content”