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Surrey Fusion Festival brings people together with virtual cooking challenge
The online challenge encourages participants to try new recipes and practice culinary skills
Kwantlen Creative Captures shows promise as first KPU photography club
The group provides a platform for students and alumni to share their photography
KPU design graduate wins Outstanding Young Alumni award
Sara Jónsdóttir Santos found success in designing inclusive period proof underwear
KPU’s animal care policy is in the last stage of the approval process
The animal care committee is hoping to be certified by the Canadian Council on Animal Care next year
How the pandemic has increased food insecurity for university students in Canada
Post-secondary students are facing higher rates of food insecurity than the general population
From the Editor: Ongoing harassment towards female journalists should not be normalized
Journalism schools should offer safety training before students enter the field
News Brief: KPU releases updated vaccination status survey results
A significant majority of students and staff self-reported being fully vaccinated
KSA says byelection expected to be held in November
The student association is looking to fill all but two positions
RapidBus service to be completed beside KPU by 2023
The bus route is projected to improve one of Metro Vancouver’s busiest bus routes
Campus Ecosystems: How KPU ceramic artists created homes for threatened fish species
KPU students made sculptures as artificial habitat for at-risk populations of rockfish
The futility of curbing environmentalist dissent and student activism
Institutions try to eschew responsibility and repress activism, but it’s not working
KPU instructors and students collaborate on new climate education project
The initiative aims to get more people at KPU talking about climate-related challenges and solutions
Explainer: B.C.’s five year recycling expansion plan
The ministry of environment and climate change plans to expand recycling categories
Vancouver’s Catfe reintroduces Cat Life Drawing classes
The course offers a chance to learn drawing skills while spending time with cats