Canadian songwriter releases song for Mental Health Week
‘Wings’ is about those with loved ones struggling with addiction
Culture
Vancouver’s Tattoo and Culture Show features mix of old and new artists
The show is back and has grown after a two-year break due to the pandemic
New KPU English course focuses on ‘Beats, Hippies, and New/Gonzo Journalists’
Students will learn about the effects postmodern American literature had on civil rights
Art exhibit at KPU reveals pandemic impacts in long-term care homes
The exhibit showcases the memories of elders who passed in care homes and their experience with isolation
Surrey Releaf Planting programs help revive the urban forest
The program offered this spring seeks to increase biodiversity and reconnect residents with local parks
Cloverdale hosts battle for the tastiest food truck in town
Metro Vancouver’s largest food truck festival offered live performances, vendors, and tasty treats
Surrey Art Gallery to host artist talk about embracing failures
Brad Duncan will share a monologue about how failure plays in the creative process
KPU looks to attract more students to esports events following spring tournaments
Gamers of all abilities are invited to participate in future events
Art series brings attention to Vancouver’s rising sea levels
Local artist Laiwan sheds light on False Creek’s history to change the way we look at climate change
KPU TALK event discusses ongoing persecution of Tibetan Buddhists
Tibetan refugees are saving their culture from China’s oppression
Women in KPU’s brewing program unveil new beer for International Women’s Day
This year’s creation features flavours of hibiscus, crushed rose petals, and oak chips
African Fashion Week 2022 showcases vibrant community talent
Aside from fashion, attendees enjoyed finger food and musical presentations
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
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