Vancouver is Quickly Losing its Music Spaces
Tapestry Music, which relocated 400 students since downsizing, is just one company that’s had to adjust to the city’s unaffordable retail costs
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Program Intakes at KPU Cancelled Due to Financial Stress
Applicants are no longer being admitted to several programs across faculties
The Forest on KPU’s Surrey Campus is Dying
As dead trees are cut down, students, faculty, and staff discuss the importance of the campus’s only wooded area
KPU Announces Plans to Reduce Course Offerings, Increase Class Sizes
The Health Unit Coordinator, Farrier, and Music programs have already begun experiencing cuts
Looking Back on 10 Years of The Runner
Former staff reflect on the stories and staff that shaped the newspaper
Community Support Offers Hope for Students Living with Eating Disorders
Those who are struggling can find help from their school, their community, and each other
Meet the Candidates in the Upcoming KSA Election
Find out who deserves your vote when the polls open on Feb. 12 and 13
Through Times of Loss, Escapism Can Both Help and Hinder
A year spent in grief and denial helped me realize the value of personal connection
KPU Opens Fifth Campus in Surrey Centre
The new campus at 3 Civic Plaza will offer post-graduate business courses as well as testing and assessment services
Indigenous Voices at KPU Respond to Arrests Made in Wet’suwet’en Territory
The university administration declined to comment on the RCMP’s arrest of 14 people during the dismantling of a Gidimt’en checkpoint
Staff Picks: The Best of 2018
Here’s what The Runner staff loved from this year
Secondary Consultations on Trans Mountain Expansion Project to Rely on Indigenous Perspectives
Members of First Nations from the Pacific Northwest weigh in on the pipeline expansion and upcoming government consultations
Indigenizing KPU Requires Collective Action
The community needs to work together to honour the First Nations on whose land the university resides
Continuous Intake Courses in Jeopardy as KPU Considers Dividing Faculty of ACA
Students and instructors from the faculty of academic and career advancement share concerns about proposed changes to the program
Dropping the Myth of Objectivity in Journalism
A dialogue between two student journalists