Meet KPU: Valerie Leung
Valerie Leung is a KPU alumni who works at Richmond News focusing on social issues and art
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Canada needs to carefully balance public and private healthcare
The country could benefit from a hybrid system as companies provide health services
Students want fewer promises and more action from the KSA
We need increased class availability and events to promote student life
This should be the last time we change clocks for DST
The Sunshine Protection Act could stop the time changes in the U.S. for good
B.C. investing in hydrogen energy solutions as it looks to the future
The province is looking at hydrogen as a fuel for high emission sectors like transportation and industry
Culture Envy: Zak Tovin
The KPU student and hip-hop artist is releasing an album reflecting on mental health and society
KPU geography department hosts forum on climate emergency
Extreme climate events in B.C. last year prompted the event’s discussion
KPU political science mentorship pairs students with local politicians
The program gives students practical insight into how elected officials do their jobs
KPU looks to attract more students to esports events following spring tournaments
Gamers of all abilities are invited to participate in future events
Top three excellent but terrible life hacks
Make life easier with these effective but chaotic tips and tricks
Spectrum: #BoycottDisney isn’t going away anytime soon
Disney’s sponsoring of “Don’t Say Gay” in Florida may have shot the Mouse in the foot
B.C. to implement Indigenous-focused course work in high school graduation requirement
The province plans to implement the requirement in the 2023/2024 school year
Campus Ecosystems: World Water Day raises awareness of water rights
About 2.2 billion people are living without safe water
KPU would benefit from adding new diverse programs
The university could broaden its horizon with new culinary or education courses