Meet KPU: Joel Murray
Murray has been at KPU for over 20 years and still enjoys his work, almost as much as he loves solving crossword puzzles
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Meet the candidates for the KSA general election
Polls open on Feb. 27 at 10:00 am and close Feb. 28 at 9:00 pm
KDocs Film Festival returns in-person with the theme ‘People. Places. Power.’
The festival will run from Feb. 22 to 26 at the Vancouver International Film Centre
Meet KPU: Kyle Matsuba
Matsuba is the co-chair of KPU’s psychology department and has dedicated much of his life to improving the mental health of youth in northern Uganda
All you need to know to join the KSA
A breakdown on KSA elections, executive positions, council, and committees
The film industry is working towards sustainable practices
A single tentpole production produces an estimated 2,840 tonnes of carbon emissions, according to a report
KSA executives allocate themselves $10,000 each to ease ‘burden of tuition’
The tuition benefit for executive members was unanimously passed at a special meeting of council on Aug. 26
KSA executives provide email statements about the tuition benefit policy
The $10,000 tuition benefit for executive members was unanimously passed on Aug. 26
Campus food banks are battling food insecurity for students
Student food initiatives have seen an increase in requests this semester and are struggling to keep up with demand, organizers and volunteers say
Meet KPU: Dale Tracy
Tracy is a KPU English instructor, a scholar, and poet interested in studying the conventions, structures, and patterns of life through the art of poetry
Meet KPU: Heather Ladd
Ladd is a KPU English instructor who recently published her first academic book
Canada’s sex work laws are being challenged in court
Advocates say the end-demand sex laws violate the rights and freedoms of sex workers, and puts them in dangerous situations
Meet KPU: Dr. Ross Michael Pink
Pink is a KPU political science instructor who has lectured on water rights, climate change, and child rights in front of audiences all over the world
Canadian post-secondary students’ mental health continues to suffer
The mental health of three in four students has deteriorated due to the pandemic, and their support is limited
B.C. is striving to be a global leader in agritech
The new agritech centre will connect companies with academic experts to develop sustainable solutions to address various aspects of the food system