Meet the Students Running for KSA Council in 2020
The Kwantlen Student Association’s election will be held Feb. 11 and 12
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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
When B.C. Goes Up in Flames, Rural Communities Need the Most Support
The government plans for emergency preparedness for impoverished and rural communities in a province likely to experience unprecedented amounts of wildfire destruction
An Update on the Surrey Langley SkyTrain Extension
Next stop: Fleetwood
A Critical Look at ABA, a Dubious Autism Intervention Method
Self-advocates criticize applied behavioural analysis as and acceptable therapy for autistic children
KPU’s General Studies Degree Is Now Completely Textbook Cost-Free
The new degree gives students a rare opportunity to feel what it’s like to have money and textbooks at the same time
Game On, Boys
How women are changing the gaming industry
A Personal Take on Vancouver’s Psychic Circuit
These readers and clairvoyants can give you spiritual guidance — for a price
Sugar Babies in School are Skipping Out on Student Debt
How sites like SeekingArrangement are making waves in the world of post-secondary students
Here Are All of the KSA Services You Pay for But Might Not Use
As a tuition-paying KPU student, you have access to a range of products, services, discounts, and memberships
Low Tide Renovictions Lead to the Loss of Independent Art Spaces
As properties are bought and renovated, artists are being pushed out of their communities