KPU community shares their thoughts about the recent IPCC report
Paul Richard, Ellen Pond, and Erin Pedersen all say there is hope for a greener future
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Plans to build a new hospital beside KPU Cloverdale campus
The hospital will open in 2027 to meet the growing healthcare needs of the city
Meet KPU: Dr. Rebecca Yoshizawa
Yoshizawa received a $2,000 Grant to create a workbook for her Gender in Canada course
Handling deadly heat waves
KPU instructors say more action needs to be taken to mitigate the dangers of climate change
‘It’s not the same’ Gang violence in Metro Vancouver
Since the beginning of this year, more than 20 people have been killed and injured by gang-related shootings
‘It’s not affordable’ Students face hardship amid high Vancouver and Toronto rental markets
A national report ranked Vancouver as having the highest rent in Canada with Toronto in second
KPU Tsawwassen First Nation Farm School students see first harvest since the start of the pandemic
The school teaches students about sustainable agriculture methods, business, and research
Bugs on the BBQ
Local experts say replacing animal agriculture with farmed insects can contribute to a more sustainable diet
Stem cell donations are largely underrepresented for diverse groups
Less than 30 per cent of registered potential donors are of diverse ethnic backgrounds
Life in the fast lane: The growth and professionalization of esports
How esports has changed the game for players, businesses and researchers
Red hot: Canada’s booming real estate market
How bidding wars, homes selling over listed price, low-interest rates, and a global pandemic are affecting the market
Let them lead: For gender diverse youth, acceptance can be life saving
Anti-trans attitudes can have a devastating impact on the mental health of gender-diverse youth
Grappling with anti-Asian racism in Canada
Members of the KPU community weigh in on the increase in reported anti-Asian hate crimes
A word from KPU’s newest Senate and Board of Governors student representatives
The five newly elected representatives will begin their term on Sept. 1