Love Where You Live Campaign sparks Surrey’s community engagement
The campaign has had more participants during the pandemic than the previous years
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Grappling with anti-Asian racism in Canada
Members of the KPU community weigh in on the increase in reported anti-Asian hate crimes
She Connects: mentoring and empowering young women and gender-diverse folks
The volunteer program matches youth with mentors across the country
Passion for the Earth, the land, and all that exists on it – the KPU Geography Club
The club is looking for more members to grow connections and a sense of community within the department
Explainer: Online learning and KPU student rights
KSA advocacy coordinator says online learning can lead to miscommunication and complaints
KPU brewing students unveil their year-end signature beer collection
From IPAs, to wheat beers and porters, there’s a brew for every palette
Explainer: What’s new in B.C.’s money laundering commission
The Cullen Commission is holding hearings with former political leaders and witnesses until May 14
Diving in with Dani: Going to the gym during the pandemic
Here’s what a gym owner and two gym regulars had to say about safety
Taking part in ‘lesbian activity’ does not need to be corrected through counselling
The last person I want representing me, a lesbian, is an MP who doesn’t want to ban conversion therapy
Explainer: Vancouver’s journey towards decriminalization
Vancouver could receive an exemption for personal use of illicit substances in Canada
A word from KPU’s newest Senate and Board of Governors student representatives
The five newly elected representatives will begin their term on Sept. 1
Ontario’s newest COVID restrictions serve as a stark warning
For someone who lives here, the brief freedom isn’t worth weeks of increased restrictions
From the Editor: Twirl and shake during International Dance Day
For ballerinas, we can’t shake our hips, but we can twirl, jump, and sometimes experience silent pain