Journalism Isn’t Dead; It’s Changing
How journalism has evolved across Canada, Vancouver, and even here at KPU
How journalism has evolved across Canada, Vancouver, and even here at KPU
An in-depth look at campus life and advocacy through the Kwantlen Student Association
The introduction of the city’s task force report emphasizes the value of community initiatives
Vera Zyla, co-owner of the shop, outlines its titillating history
Witnessed by many and addressed by few, harassment at local events is a problem the community needs to face together
Three former restaurant workers discuss coping with the ugly aspects of kitchen culture
The $357 million, award-winning PRC plan will see the city through its next 10 years of growth
Happiness levels are lowest in the most dense areas of Canada, study finds
A lack of access to licensed child care in the province leaves guardians frustrated
University officials say the 15 per cent increase was a necessity, but student representatives feel there should have been greater consultation
The Voices of Muslim Women DigitaLENS Film Festival was held at KPU on May 14
Performers in Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling captivate old and new fans alike
Sunshine and bright colours filled the streets for the annual event celebrating the birth of Khalsa
Michael Ma and Mike Larsen are hoping to better understand the experience of those living on 135a Street
In a world that is increasingly technology-driven, KPU offers a variety of craft and old-school programs