‘The realm of free transit:’ How the politics of public transit trickle into local post-secondaries
While transit is a basic necessity for many individuals, the system’s funding and services need to catch up with the growing population
While transit is a basic necessity for many individuals, the system’s funding and services need to catch up with the growing population
The KPU alumnus and instructor received the BCLNA 2024 Educator of the Year award
As their financial futures grow uncertain, half of the province’s young people are considering moving elsewhere
Harwood is an artist who teaches the Inside-Out Prison Exchange program at KPU
As Davis’s 13-year term as president comes to an end, he reflects on his achievements and memories at the university
Chang’s collection HAZI HAUS was showcased at Vancouver Fashion Week
From festive shows to treats, here’s a dive into four events offering visitors holiday-themed experiences and cheer
Mohammad Akbar, Jeffrey Meyers, and Bob Fuhr discuss what Donald Trump’s victory means for the superpower and Canada
As an art form with many health benefits, dance holds lessons of vulnerability, perseverance, and self-love
Hong Yan Melody Pan, Kim Baird, Trina Prince, Arvinder Bubber, and Michael Morris were recognized for their work and dedication
From subject-focused to cultural clubs, there are many groups students can join to connect with the campus community
From brewing your own beer to helping patients with acupuncture, check out these seven special programs
A breakdown of the candidates running in the ridings where KPU’s campuses are located
Artificial intelligence can be a life-enhancing tool for people with disabilities, but only when equity is at the forefront
Working at KPU’s accessibility services, Takacs was honoured by the Disability Resource Network of B.C. this summer