Accessible changing station opens at KPU Surrey
The changing station is located on the first floor of the Fir building in a gender-neutral washroom
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Students are not alone in their well-being
Preservation of students’ mental health and well-being is a shared responsibility in the education community
KPU announces Molly Cross-Blanchard as the Indigenous writer-in-residence
Cross-Blanchard is a Métis poet, writer, and editor
VPD hosting personal safety workshop in December
The two-hour workshop will be at Mount Pleasant Community Centre and women over 16 can attend
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
KPU hosts their 13th annual International Focus Week
It’s the first international culture celebration in-person since pandemic restrictions were lifted
KPU’s Surrey campus chosen to test pilot first Subway “Grab & Go” station in Canada
Premade Subway sandwiches are now available for students to purchase in the Birch building cafeteria
Meet KPU: Heather Ladd
Ladd is a KPU English instructor who recently published her first academic book
Debate: Tim Hortons is the best bang for your buck
My wallet greatly appreciates the budgeted coffee and donuts
Debate: Starbucks has the best variety all around
It’s better to focus on one area of a product than be average on everything
New payment model for family doctors to be implemented February next year
The model aims to address the doctor shortage and increases B.C. family doctors’ salaries
The federal government recognizes residential schools as genocide
A motion passed in the House of Commons last month, which called on the government to recognize residential schools as a form of genocide
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
