Meet KPU: David P. Burns
Burns previously served four years as vice-chair of KPU’s Senate
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What the KPU student senators have been up to
The next election will be held online from March 22 to 25
Canada’s new special access program opens the door for medical psychedelic use
Research shows psychedelics can treat and help patients cope with depression and anxiety
New KSA Student Representative facing criminal charges
The KSA says they are looking into the situation after an arrest warrant was issued on Jan. 20
The growth of open education resources at KPU
KPU’s zero textbook cost and OER programs allow students to save money and create new learning resources
A look at the BC Rent Bank, the first of its kind in Canada
The bank provides interest-free loans to help low or moderate-income earners, including post-secondary students
A beginner’s guide to December holidays and events other than Christmas
Keeping these traditions alive gives meaning to all beliefs and cultures
A conversation with Amita Kuttner
They are the youngest and first trans and east Asian person to lead a national political party
Meet KPU: Aly Laube
Laube is a KPU journalism graduate and former editor-in-chief of The Runner
The gift of giving
How local charities are helping people and families this holiday season
Researchers concerned about impacts of B.C. flooding on local ecosystems
Toxins and sediment released into the water could be harmful to wildlife
KPU and UBC climate experts respond to COP26
A greener future is possible but there is still a long way to go, experts say
The new reality of education
Universities are racing to prepare for the inevitable future of immersive learning technology
Meet KPU: Niloo Daliri
Daliri is a KPU student and the managing editor of the school’s literature and visual arts magazine
Stormy with a chance of flooding
Information on future flood risks in the Lower Mainland is plentiful, but it’s only useful if governments act on it