Cultural vibrancy in Metro Van: How the Latin American community is contributing to the Lower Mainland’s rich identity
Latin organizations are doing their part to enhance the voices of their community
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Searching for community: The challenges queer immigrants face in Canada
South Asian members of Metro Vancouver’s 2SLGBTQIA+ community experience intolerance, ranging from microaggressions to harassment
Meet KPU: Preet Nagra
Nagra was awarded with a Long Service Award at KPU Day on May 2 for her 25-year service to the institution
KSA student membership appoints almost 30 new councillors at SGM
The special general meeting had an attendance of about 200 students and saw a motion to remove two sitting student representatives fail
‘We are not anomalous’: KPU study on 2SLGBTQIA+ student experiences strives for institutional change
A KPU research team is exploring intersectional disparities queer and gender-diverse post-secondary students face in the province
Rejected: A woman’s fight in the dark hole of B.C.’s mental health and addiction systems
Kerstyn Striemer shares her story with hopes of health-care systems showing compassion and support for those suffering
‘Is this truly the right thing to do?’: The KFA pushes back on layoff notices KPU issued to 70 faculty members
The university is facing a 49-per-cent decline in revenue as international student enrolment drops
KSA holds AGM without quorum, students raise concerns with association’s conduct
The student union’s audited financial statements show $8.6 million went towards expenses in 2024
Meet KPU: Malcolm Aiken
Aiken is a KPU music instructor and a Juno-nominated artist who shares his extensive experience in the music industry with students
Meet KPU: Sara Jonsdottir
Jonsdottir is a KPU design in fashion and technology alumna who founded the leak-proof underwear brand Revol Cares
Meet the 5 community leaders KPU recognized with honorary degrees
After dedicating their lives to public service and helping others, these leaders were celebrated during KPU’s February convocation ceremonies
B.C. is burning: How community and faith-led efforts aid wildfire mitigation in the province
Experts and non-profits agree climate disasters aren’t going away, making community-based emergency management all the more important
Meet KPU: Sunny Mangat
The KPU criminology instructor recently received an award recognizing her commitment to community-based research
KPU student with disability raises concerns with the university’s Accessibility Services
A fully blind student says they have not been receiving the braille conversion of their assigned readings until mid-semester
Challenging the status quo: Why women’s role in business and leadership matters
From unequal financing access to societal stereotypes, women encounter many hurdles in the business world