Nothing hazy about Uber’s intentions in the weed game
The tech giant jumping in could be a repeat of ridesharing and food delivery stories
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Just embrace your quarter-life crisis already
There’s no reason to deny the inevitable
Meet KPU: Aly Laube
Laube is a KPU journalism graduate and former editor-in-chief of The Runner
Literal food for your car
A list of five foods that offer highs and lows for fueling your driving life
Some holiday dessert favourites you have to try
‘Tis the season to be sweet
The gift of giving
How local charities are helping people and families this holiday season
KPU in-person convocation ceremony planned for June
Graduates could be celebrating together for the first time since 2019
From the Editor: Changing the culture of gift giving during Christmas
Staying sustainable during the holidays is the best way to avoid post-Christmas credit card bills
Canada should require a universal charging port for smartphones
Forcing customers to use different types of charging cables is messy and expensive
Kwantlen Poetry Project hosts workshop featuring Angelic Goldsky
The online event explored objectification and typification in poetry
KPU Foundation raises over $136,000 for student awards during GivingTuesday
Awards support equity deserving minority groups whose experiences and challenges are often overlooked, says award recipient
Finding your lost wallet
When you’re about to give up, it’s time to get creative
stɑlə̓w̓ Christmas Craft Market returns to hybrid hosting this year
The market will be virtual until Dec. 19, with 30 vendors to delve into
Researchers concerned about impacts of B.C. flooding on local ecosystems
Toxins and sediment released into the water could be harmful to wildlife
Organizations against Surrey’s 84th Avenue expansion fundraise to cover legal fees
Legal costs are expected to rise as the City of Surrey pushes road construction