KPU hosts African Canadian Art exhibit featuring works from art therapy program
Attendees can view artworks created by Black seniors, watch a video presentation about the artists, and speak with them in person
Community
KPU community day returns to Richmond campus
The annual event will feature networking opportunities, campus tours, live entertainment, and more
KPU design students put creativity and craftsmanship on display at 2025 grad show
“Seeds of Innovation” showcased graduates’ capstone projects from all seven Wilson School of Design programs
Books, teas, and cats: KPU alumna launches new East Vancouver arts space
Books, teas, and cats: KPU alumna launches new East Vancouver arts space
Sundar Prize Film Festival marks 2nd year with film screenings and awards ceremony
The festival gave out 12 awards and cash prizes, spotlighting queer, BIPOC, and women-led stories
City of Surrey celebrates sustainability with annual Party for the Planet
The annual Earth Day celebration will take place on April 26 at the Surrey Civic Plaza
Shadbolt Centre in Burnaby marks International Dance Day with free event
From ballet to tap, the indoor atrium of the centre will feature various adult and youth-led performances
Surrey-based all-female punk band releases their 1st album
Dusty Pines will launch On The Yawning Maw of the Apocalypse at The Cobalt Cabaret on April 19
Food Truck Wars return in celebration of local culinary street food
Attendees can feast on 35 food truck offerings from April 11 to 13 at the Cloverdale Fairgrounds
KPU student-run networking event connects Melville School of Business community
Organized by public relations students, Melville Connect will feature a panel of KPU alumni and various activities
African Fashion Week Vancouver brings African culture and design to the runway
With a mission to highlight Africa’s designers and fashion, the show featured clothing collections, dance, and music performances
Diamond Cafe brings his pop-funk sound to Vancouver
The singer performed for fans at the Biltmore Cabaret on March 20 as part of his Sex Love Color tour
KPU’s Nutrition Month dishes out free meals and wellness wins
The university’s Student Health Promotion team has been providing students with tools to eat well, save money, and thrive
A dive into Kwantlen’s 1st student-funded newspaper, The Thorn
Debuting in 1983, the paper aimed to be a symbol of personal freedom
‘Prioritize social justice for all’: KPU hosts 3rd symposium on anti-racism
The annual event will feature a keynote from MLA George Anderson and the launch of KPU’s first anti-racism toolkit