Moose Hide Campaign Day takes a stand against violence toward women and children
This year’s campaign will hold an in-person walk against violence
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Recorders are an insult to the music industry
Recorders are borderline evil and owning one should be illegal
Cloning pets is weird and probably unethical
This profitable and experimental business is not going to stop any time soon
Food trucks should make a return to KPU
Variety is the spice of life, and we need spice on campus
KPU plans to remove desktop computers from classrooms
Starting May 1, students will no longer have access to classroom computers
Designated cannabis consumption spaces should be legal in B.C.
Allowing venues to offer on-site service and consumption is best for businesses and society
KPU geography class presents research on Light Rail Transit for Surrey and Delta
Students say that Light Rail Transit would help reduce traffic and increase connectivity
How to make all new friends and ditch your old basic ones
You don’t need support anymore, you're a grown up
Explainer: Canada’s proposed Home Buyers’ Bill of Rights
A breakdown of the government’s new housing plan
Apple’s green iPhone is so not a big deal
I’d rather watch grass grow than sit through another commercial about phone colours
TikTok is good for community support, not diagnosing mental health
The trend of youth relying on TikTok for health guidance has researchers concerned
New KPU English course focuses on ‘Beats, Hippies, and New/Gonzo Journalists’
Students will learn about the effects postmodern American literature had on civil rights
Explainer: Vancouver’s new city plan
The City of Vancouver will soon have a unified city plan for 2050
Art exhibit at KPU reveals pandemic impacts in long-term care homes
The exhibit showcases the memories of elders who passed in care homes and their experience with isolation
How B.C. is slowly losing its family doctors
British Columbia has an increasing percentage of people who do not have a regular health care provider