Meet KPU: Seanna Takacs
Working at KPU’s accessibility services, Takacs was honoured by the Disability Resource Network of B.C. this summer
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‘Walk with us’: How Indigenization at KPU has grown over the years
Since its establishment in 1981, the school has made efforts to connect with local First Nations, but the work doesn’t stop there
Meet KPU: Cleire Lauron
Lauron, a metadata and discovery librarian, was presented with the “KPU Distinguished Team Service Award” alongside her technical services team
Back to school: A guide to student services and initiatives at KPU
Students can access a range of services at KPU this fall semester, including fitness, discounts, and health support
Meet KPU: Valérie Vézina
The instructor was honoured with the Canadian Political Science Association Prize for Teaching Excellence
Meet the 2024-25 KSA executive committee
Yashanpreet Guron, Yugveer Gill, Paramvir Singh, and Simranjot Sekhon share their goals for their positions
Meet KPU: Kyler Emerson
Emerson is a former editor in chief of The Runner and recipient of two Ma Murray Awards
Culture, laughs, live music, and games: What Vancouver nightlife spots bring to the city
The people behind five Vancouver-based nightlife groups and venues share their thoughts on working in the industry
At the tipping point: Why decolonizing climate action is more important now than ever
With experts saying colonial structures will not survive the climate crisis, integrating Indigenous ways of knowing is becoming more urgent
Club leaders raise concerns over working with KSA and former president
Five club leaders discuss their experiences with Abdullah Randhawa and communicating with the association
Fall of the blueberry boom: Why supporting local farmers matters
B.C. farmers face challenges of overproduction, climate change, and global food systems
Sundar Prize Film Festival launches in Surrey
The inaugural event featured film screenings, panels, and awards, including a KPU-based residency prize
Meet KPU: Erika Eliason
Eliason won an award for her work in fish biology and science earlier this year
KPU graduates shine: Crossing the stage into a bright future
The university’s spring semester convocation ceremonies took place from June 11 to 14
How creative entrepreneurs and local craft markets benefit the community
Start-up entrepreneurs from around the Lower Mainland have turned their craft into a business, supporting sustainability efforts and the local economy