Album review: Dinner Party
Niall Horan’s fourth studio album does not disappoint with its indie-pop and upbeat vibe
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$120K grant opens doors for KPU instructor’s research journal
Lindsey Seatter is the editor-in-chief of an open-access arts and humanities journal
What are the best homework excuses in this technological age?
From heartbreak to competing in the Olympics, these assignments are never going to get done
Surrey Sports Hall of Fame welcomes 1st class of inductees
Located at the Museum of Surrey, the Hall of Fame honours local sports legends
This time for FIFA: The best World Cup anthems of all time
These World Cup songs may have been made for the pitch, but they’re still on the playlist
Kanye West returns to the mainstream, but is it the right choice?
After a history of antisemitic hate speech, the rapper intends to make a successful comeback
Hot and chaotic: Summer 2026 is ushering the return of ruffles and apocalyptic heat waves
This summer promises cute outfits, yummy treats, and heat so intense your sunscreen deserves a standing ovation
Debate: Books reign supreme and offer a path to appreciate their film versions
Movies can introduce us to the books they’re based on, but reading the original text first is a must
Debate: We need more movies — just not book-accurate adaptations
The pursuit of faithfulness destroys the creativity of cinema
‘It was a team effort’: KPU library team wins JEDI Award
The nine-person team was recognized for their efforts toward Indigenization, anti-racism, and equity at the university
Getting to the centre of data centres: Vancouver sends clear message about the harms of AI
Despite its proposed economic benefits, many in the city worry of its environmental and social consequences
Where to celebrate the FIFA World Cup in Metro Vancouver
Why tune into the games home alone when you can go out and watch them with friends?
UFC Freedom 250: Politics disguised as entertainment
Trump will turn the White House into his own coliseum
‘It’s soul-crushing’: How Surrey’s emergency room strains impact patients and health-care workers
Surrey and the Fraser region are growing fast, but the city’s lone hospital is stretched thin for beds and services
