Previous KSA president allegedly hired friend as executive director
Abdullah Randhawa oversaw the hiring of Timothii Ragavan, who the KSA’s previous legal counsel raised concerns about in an email thread
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The distress of uncertainty: KPU faculty advocate for fair medical coverage in light of discriminatory practices
A KPU instructor filed a complaint to the BC Human Rights Tribunal against university administration
Break a sweat: KPU’s Sport and Recreation offers ways to have fun and stay active
The department offers many programs from intramural sports to esports
A rundown of the services and programs on the KSA’s referendum
Referendum voting will take place online from April 9 to 11 for students
Meet KPU: Brad Anderson
Anderson is a business instructor working towards an era of sustainable business and a better society
KSA AGM ended early, students raised concerns during executives’ reports
Several motions failed, some were suspended due to a loss of quorum, others were tabled to next year’s AGM after an early adjournment was called
Women who have helped shape KPU
Much has changed within post-secondary institutions with diversity, but there is still a long way to go
Meet the KPU Pride Society
The club aims to foster a welcoming space on campus
A name for agony: Endometriosis in Canada
People with the disease struggle to find treatment due to long wait times and inadequate research
KSA president permanently banned from CASA due to sexual harassment allegation
Council voted to end the KSA’s membership with CASA last month
The cost of love
How students in post-secondary are coping with their relationships in a deflating economy
KDocsFF celebrates its 10th annual festival with new film lineup
Documentary screenings and panel discussions on the theme “Journeys in Solidarity” will take place from Feb. 21 to 25
Meet the 2024 KSA general election candidates
Polls will take place Feb. 14 and 15 from 10:30 am to 6:30 pm on campus
Meet KPU: Amy-Claire Huestis
Huestis is a fine arts instructor at KPU and takes pride in her work in and outside of the classroom
The wrath of discrimination: Is B.C. as ethnically inclusive as it’s claimed to be?
Having heard they were arriving in Canada's most multicultural province, newcomers are blindsided by hypocrisy