UBC Farm Hosts Eight-part Webinar on Food Systems and Climate Change
COVID-19 has impacted food systems, but speakers say consumers can help
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KPU Open Educational Resources Welcomes New Strategist
Urooj Nazami will help bring OER textbooks to faculty and students
KSA Council Restricted by Seven Vacancies in its Elected Membership
Over the past five years, there have been vacancies following each general election
How Decriminalizing Drug Possession Can Improve Public Health
Activists and police say drug addiction is a public health issue, not a criminal one
Explainer: B.C. Announces Student Grants for the Fall Semester
Students can receive up to $4,000 for their studies along with free open education resources
It’s Alive (And Not Extinct): The Morality of the Sturddlefish
Why breeding two endangered species together would be ethical, but not without consequences
News Brief: Virtual Convocation to be Held in October
KPU will host an online ceremony for graduates who were scheduled to convocate this year
Explainer: The Surrey Police Service transition
The city’s police force is set to go municipal in 2021
KPU instructor helps write e-book on preventing relationship violence
The book explores relationship violence as a widespread social and health pandemic
Canadian Alliance of Student Associations calls to redirect aid from CSSG
CASA wants the funding to be redistributed to better support international students
KPU partners with Native Education College to teach Indigenous land stewardship
A transfer to KPU is available for students who have the NEC certification
Explainer: The Canada-U.S. border closure
The border closure has been extended until Aug. 21, with some new restrictions
How to stay creative during quarantine
Now is the perfect time to grow a mushroom farm and to start a YouTube channel
Surrey’s Art Takeout courses spark participants’ imaginations at home
Drawing in the Field and Hand Building with Clay are available online