Meet the unsung heroes of KPU
Asma Sayed, Jennifer Hardwick, Candy Ho, Ross Laird, and John Grant are faculty members that positively impact the campus community from the classroom and beyond
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How crime prevention works in a city like Surrey
Policing services, whether it be the RCMP or Surrey Police Service, aren’t always the best way to lower crime
Meet KPU: Betty Anne Buirs
Buirs is retiring after 30 years as an instructor at KPU
Meet the new faculty of arts staff
KPU hired four new people to assist the faculty
The lack of accessible Pap smear clinics creates health barriers for wheelchair users
With only one fully equipped Pap smear clinic in B.C., equitable healthcare is non-existent in the province
Vancouver’s Minor League Baseball team returns for the 2023 season
The Vancouver Canadians will be playing until September at the city’s Nat Bailey Stadium
Brewery pioneers show dedication to create an inclusive industry
KPU’s brewing program and the Pink Boots Society advocate for the next batch of brewery professionals
The importance of Pride in Surrey and how to celebrate
Pride celebrates the progress that’s been made for the 2SLGBTQ+ community, but also recognizes what still needs to be done
Meet KPU: Kamala E. Nayar
Nayar is passionate about sharing the important stories of those in marginalized communities
Candlelight vigil returns to remember 1984 Sikh genocide, Operation Blue Star
Hosted annually at the Vancouver Art Gallery, by SSA UBC and SSA SFU
How severe turbulence is linked to climate change
As the planet continues to warm, reports of extreme airplane turbulence are increasing
The importance of celebrating Asian Heritage Month
May offers the time to reflect and celebrate Asian Canadians, but also acknowledge the work that still needs to be done the rest of the year
Meet KPU: Michael Bomford
Bomford brings knowledge and passion to his interactions with students
People with invisible disabilities fight for compassionate understanding
Cole Ezra and Katelyn Watson share their experiences living with invisible disabilities in both medical and social scapes
Meet the KSA executive committee for the 2023-2024 term
Randhawa, Kochhar, Singh, and Sekhon share their thoughts and aspirations for their new positions