KPU’s Field Schools Could Take You as far as the Amazon
Study food in Rome, art in London, design in Morocco, or more
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Coming Out of the Broom Closet
While many practitioners of Wicca feel that their faith is still taboo, pop culture appropriates it
B.C.’s Referendum on Electoral Reform Is Underway
The Kwantlen Student Association will be distributing information about proportional representation prior to the referendum
Crossing Canada as an Amateur Cyclist
The journey was harrowing, the experiences were enlightening, and the road was bumpy
Canada’s Contract University Faculty Struggle to Make Ends Meet
A recent survey reveals that many contract staff are suffering financially
Local Talent Hits the Runway at Vancouver Fashion Week
KPU student Wendy Schindler debuted her first collection as Devotion Designs on Sept. 19
Challenging Canada’s Colonial History
From removing statues to revamping education, Canadians are coming to terms with their country’s colonial past
Journalism Isn’t Dead; It’s Changing
How journalism has evolved across Canada, Vancouver, and even here at KPU
Where KPU Succeeds and Fails at Student Representation
An in-depth look at campus life and advocacy through the Kwantlen Student Association
Advocates at KPU Help Reduce Surrey Gang Violence
The introduction of the city’s task force report emphasizes the value of community initiatives
The Art of Loving Offers Sex Smarts to Vancouver
Vera Zyla, co-owner of the shop, outlines its titillating history
Collective Action Can Make Vancouver’s Music Scene More Safe
Witnessed by many and addressed by few, harassment at local events is a problem the community needs to face together
Kitchen Culture Serves up Toxicity for Employees
Three former restaurant workers discuss coping with the ugly aspects of kitchen culture
A Look into Surrey’s 10-Year Parks, Recreation & Culture Strategic Plan
The $357 million, award-winning PRC plan will see the city through its next 10 years of growth
Big City Blues
Happiness levels are lowest in the most dense areas of Canada, study finds