Stop Panicking About Gaining Weight During the Pandemic
Since lockdown started, fatphobic posts and memes have been sneaking their way into my feeds, and I’m tired of it
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KPU’s Redesigned Public Relations Diploma Emphasizes Cultural Awareness
The program will teach students ethics and responsible business practices in PR and communications
Wilson School of Design Grad Recognized for His Adaptable Ski Jacket at Annual Competition
The STRATUS Ski Touring Mid-Layer jacket keeps its wearer warm and sweat-free on mountain adventures
Explainer: The Federal Government’s New Grants and Opportunities for Students
Opportunities will help students get more work experience in their fields
Black Hair in Focus Event Explores the History and Politics of Black Hair
The online event addressed how Black hair is portrayed in the western world, as well as policing within the Black community
Canada Could Use a Four-Day Work Week
It’s good for tourism, great for mental health, and proven to be effective
Vancouver’s African Descent Festival Will Be Partially Online this Summer
The virtual festival will include live music and a march to Hogan’s Alley
Kim Baird Appointed KPU’s New Chancellor
KPU alumna Kim Baird will step into her three-year term on Oct. 5.
Why Some Advocates are Calling to Defund the VPD
Advocates implore their governments to reconsider redistributing funding for police departments
The KSA Approves U-Pass Subsidy Program
The student association wants to support KPU students who are struggling to pay transit fare during the summer
EXPLAINER: A Recent History of Police Brutality in Canada
The death of George Floyd in the US has sparked a wave of discussion about the unchecked power of the police – and Canada is no exemption in this regard
Looking at the Class Action Lawsuit on behalf of Methadone Patients in B.C.
Laura Shaver is the lead plaintiff in a class action lawsuit against B.C.’s College of Pharmacists, the Ministry of Health, and the pharmaceutical corporation Mallinckrodt
Surrey Pride 2020 Mixes Celebration with Solemnity
Organizers of the annual event adjust to spending its 21st anniversary online
The KPU Faculty of Trades and Tech is Adjusting to Online Learning
Some instructors are using online simulations to mimic the hands-on element of classes
Vancouver Should Consider the Ward System This Election Season
Changing the way we elect city officials could improve racial diversity in municipal government