Debate: Pass on the gap year
Taking full courses leaves the summer semester free for you to enjoy
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KPU Arts Speakers event explores ‘Moral Values, Political Attitudes and Covid-19’
The talk focused on survey results produced by two KPU instructors and students
KPU Brewing hosts virtual chat about the rise of the craft beer scene in B.C. and Canada
Canada’s first craft brewery started in Vancouver in 1982
KPU Wilson School of Design recyclable materials competition enters next stage
Contestants will focus on topics like Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and toxic masculinity
New year starting with Vancouver’s 12th annual Hot Chocolate Festival
There are 44 vendors participating this year, offering over 100 great flavours
Canada’s new special access program opens the door for medical psychedelic use
Research shows psychedelics can treat and help patients cope with depression and anxiety
Salmon ‘n’ Bannock Bistro to host four-night event showcasing Indigenous cuisine
Local restaurant showcases Indigenous chefs through culinary dinner series
Quebec tax on the unvaccinated could be a step in the right direction
Governments have to undertake firm steps as anti-vaccine attitudes endanger lives
New KSA Student Representative facing criminal charges
The KSA says they are looking into the situation after an arrest warrant was issued on Jan. 20
B.C. requiring vaccine passports in liquor and cannabis stores is unlikely
Quebec requires all liquor store patrons to be vaccinated, but B.C. likely will not
Reading the book before its film adaptation should make a comeback
Spending time with a story gives us more nuance than quick and easy entertainment
Using AI chatbots is beneficial for university students
Chatbots are flexible for students and reduce communication workloads for instructors
When streaming services become your parents
"Are you still watching?" Yes! It's not a phase mom, it's who I am!
Safe Sleep program to provide temporary housing for Surrey residents experiencing homelessness
The initiative is one of six in the city’s Pandemic Response Package
Surrey moves ahead with 84th Avenue road expansion through Bear Creek Park
The B.C. Supreme Court's decision was released to the public on Dec. 31, dismissing an environmental organization's petition