Culture

February 20, 2020 Jayne Wright

Based on a shared appreciation for all beliefs and faiths, the event promoted values of peace and understanding

February 17, 2020 Jesse Pottinger

The issue, caused by a glitch, will not result in students being charged late fees

February 17, 2020 Jayne Wright

The Vancouver Unitarians subscribe to moral principles, not prophets, deities, or holy books

February 14, 2020 Nicole Gonzalez Filos

A local filmmaker aims to portray the unfiltered side of Surrey with his new film

February 13, 2020 Esther Amankop Udoh

The farmers market will not be running this year due to a low number customers in 2019

February 12, 2020 Hannah Howard

Kwantlen Poetry Project welcomed Patel to the Surrey campus in early February

February 10, 2020 Dilpreet Kaur

With the help of instructors Greg Chan and Ying-Yueh Chuang, the exhibit will be on permanent display in a Canadian heritage site

February 10, 2020 Nicole Gonzalez Filos

KPU professor Asma Sayed discusses how Bollywood Sci-fi movies are slowly moving onto the big screen

February 3, 2020 Breanna Himmelright

The upcoming film festival will be screening 13 films exploring how “truths” are constructed

January 29, 2020 Nicole Gonzalez Filos

The Climate Change Ambassador program calls for individuals who are eager to take climate action

January 28, 2020 Nicole Gonzalez Filos

KPU students show their interest in supporting Kwantlen Free Radio

January 26, 2020 Mariyam Muhammad

I be up in the (KPU Sports and Recreation) gym, just working on my fitness

January 21, 2020 Nicole Gonzalez Filos

Attendees were given a chance to learn about university services and grab some free merch

January 6, 2020 Nicole Gonzalez Filos

The holiday-themed play celebrates Vancouver’s “sassiest” breakfast café

December 20, 2019 Kealy Allen

A KPU instructor and horror buff explains how the genre acts as a mirror for society