How Dr. Balbir Gurm’s Fight For Social Justice Fueled the Creation of NEVR
The KPU nursing instructor is dedicated to eliminating violence in relationships
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Meet KPU: Chelsea Franz
The artist and poet who has grown from being an uninterested student to a community leader at KPU
Love, Loss, and 13 Stolen Paintings
A KPU artist reflects on the theft of months of hard work, hoping it can inspire positive change on campus
KDocs 2020 Explores “Truth in a Post-Truth World” Through Film
The social justice film festival featured 12 titles this year
Robert’s Bank, a Fragile Delta Ecosystem, Could be Damaged by Port Expansion
A proposed Deltaport expansion puts this key habitat and the species that rely on it at risk
‘Being Punjabi: Unfolding the Surrey Story’ on Display at the Museum of Surrey
The exhibit showcases the rich cultural history of the Punjabi community in Surrey
Richmond-Based Company Leads the Sustainable Maritime Technology Industry
Corvus Energy and BC Ferries introduced two new hybrid vessels to sail in 2020
University Students in Canada Still Struggle with Food Security
“Food insecurity directly affects academic standing in university students,” a study says
Meet the Students Running for KSA Council in 2020
The Kwantlen Student Association’s election will be held Feb. 11 and 12
KPU Community Members Discuss Their Views on the Trans Mountain Pipeline
Samantha Jack, Tawahum Bige, and Dr. Ross Pink share their thoughts on the expansion project
Eat, Sleep, Protest
Seven months in, Hong Kongers are still marching to defend their rights, and Canadians can feel it
A Century From Now, Not Even the Republic of Alberta will Profit from Oil and Gas
By fighting a shift to greener energy with Wexit, Alberta is only postponing economic catastrophe
