KDocs 2020 Explores “Truth in a Post-Truth World” Through Film
The social justice film festival featured 12 titles this year
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KPU Hosts Second Annual Multicultural Dance Day
The celebration included traditional dances from Japan, Scotland, Spain, and more
Overworking Isn’t Cool
Balancing work and play is the key to a successful semester
Vancouver Should Take Notes on Copenhagen’s Bike System
Our city came in 18th place in the ranking for most bike-friendly cities
KPU Disability Services Are Confidential, Free, and More Accessible Than You Might Think
It’s important to know your rights, and you could be eligible for services you didn’t even know existed
Give Canadian Workers the Right to Bathroom Breaks
Workers shouldn’t have to keep holding it on shift, regardless of what the law says
Get to Know KPU’s Muslim Student Association
The MSA aims to provide a safe space for students to celebrate their shared values and culture
Robert’s Bank, a Fragile Delta Ecosystem, Could be Damaged by Port Expansion
A proposed Deltaport expansion puts this key habitat and the species that rely on it at risk
Letter to the Editor: No, Canada Does Not Need to Spend More on Defence
The additional $35 billion spent on the military since 2014 hasn’t solved its problems
Artist Spotlight: Non La
DJ On wrote their upcoming record on a gaycation in Taiwan
Spectrum: Use These Tips to Be a Better Ally and Respect LGBTQ+ People
Learning about the LGBTQ+ community and treating its members fairly can actually be quite simple
The BCLC Reports and Freedom of Information law
How BCLC’s court battles demonstrate the judicial system’s capacity to protect corporate secrecy
Uber and Lyft Deserve to Stay in Surrey
While it’s important to consider taxi companies, the pros of ridesharing outweigh the cons
KPU’s Multi-Faith Centre Celebrates UN World Interfaith Harmony Week
Based on a shared appreciation for all beliefs and faiths, the event promoted values of peace and understanding