Where the Grass is Greener: The Impact of Growing Weed on B.C. Farmland
Using newly available agricultural land reserves to grow legal cannabis comes with pros and cons for industry players
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Inside KPU’s Plan to Reduce Plastic Waste
How the Canadian government plans to drastically reduce plastic waste, and what KPU is doing to help
Evaluating “Eco-Terrorism”
The term may not be suitable for describing radical environmentalists, academics argue
What Are Vancouver’s Biggest Contributions to Hollywood History?
The Runner's staff and contributors weigh in on the best, movies, shows. and locations put to film in Vancouver
Essay Writing Services Don’t Make the Grade
$200 and an ethical compromise yielded a C- paper
Rolling with the Punches
Members of the Vancouver roller derby community share their love of the sport while searching for a rink to call home
Beyond the Burger
Consider the ethical cost of the patties you buy before chowing down
Beyond Land Acknowledgements
Indigenous people living in the lower mainland share how settlers can do more to decolonize the space they occupy
More Trees in Surrey Campus Forest at Risk of Getting the Axe
Though KPU Facilities Services says some remaining trees pose a safety hazard, its risk assessment reports have not yet been made publicly accessible
Time is Running Out to Address Canada’s Changing Climate
Experts from the KPU community weigh in on what Canada’s climate future may look like and what is being done to try and save it
Student-Designers from KPU Address Fashion Pet Peeves with their Pre-Grad Collections
The Wilson School of Design’s Fashion Design and Technology cohort presented their collections at 2019’s year-end show
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
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