Meet KPU: Chelsea Franz
The artist and poet who has grown from being an uninterested student to a community leader at KPU
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Government and Grassroot Initiatives Support the DTES During COVID-19
New initiatives prioritize care for unhoused people, precariously housed people, and people who use drugs
Classes Should Be Offered Both Online and On Campus After the Pandemic
University adaptation to COVID-19 has shown how effective online classes can be
KSA Council Postpones Vote for new Executives After Election Confusion
The absence of a full executive committee will restrict council’s day-to-day functioning until April 17
The Interesting Ways in which Sports Are Adapting to Social Distancing
Sports networks have begun broadcasting virtual sports in response to COVID-19
Wildfire Prevention Could be Crucial in the Fight Against COVID-19
The potentially disastrous complications wildfires will bring to fighting the pandemic need to be addressed by policy
Finding Creative Inspiration During the COVID-19 Pandemic
How spending time in isolation is influencing the work of KPU fine arts students
New Provincial Guidelines Support Safer Supply During the COVID-19 Pandemic
B.C.’s guidelines on accessing drugs safely seek to protect the province’s most vulnerable
Tuition Cuts Could Help Students Deal with COVID-19
Tuition should be lowered to reflect classes moving online and limited access to resources
Use University for Growth, Not Just Grades
Applying the lessons I learn in class to my life makes me want to go to school
LGBTQ+ Parties Are Moving Online
Dance parties, album releases, and more have moved to web during the COVID-19 pandemic
How Banks Move Your Money
Every day, customers’ money gets loaned out or invested by banks
Keep Your Cool About Coronavirus Instead of Panic Hoarding TP
Canadians need to stop pillaging supermarkets out of COVID-19-fuelled anxiety
Explainer: Canada’s Recent Ban on Conversion Therapy For Minors
Conversion therapy is widely discredited by the global medical community
The KSA and KPU Donate $200,000 to Aid Students During COVID-19
Council members agreed to set money aside to help fight the pandemic