Vancouver Should Consider the Ward System This Election Season
Changing the way we elect city officials could improve racial diversity in municipal government
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Explainer: Canada’s Blood Donation Ban Policy
The Canadian Blood Services has called for donations during the pandemic, but some LGBTQ members are still banned from donating
Career Development Centre Hosting Virtual Drop-in Sessions for KPU Students
The initiative allows students ask quick questions about resumes, interviews, and job hunting
Online Webinar Explores How COVID-19 Has Impacted People with Disabilities
Over 100 attendees discussed immediate concerns about government support of the community
Confronting My White Privilege as a Polish Immigrant
Polish immigrants must acknowledge their role as both victims and oppressors throughout history
How B.C’s Prisons Are Being Impacted by COVID-19
Prisoners are at a high risk of being exposed to the virus
Ways to Support the BLM Movement
Canadians should self-education, sign petitions, and contribute monetarily in solidarity with Black Lives Matter
B.C.’s Public Schooling System Needs to Address the Realities of Racism
How the provincial education system can teach students about racism in the classroom
A Self-Education Starter Pack for Non-Black Canadians
Understand anti-Black violence and racism before criticizing the movement in support of Black lives
KPU Co-op Programs Accepting Online Applications
The programs accepting applications for the summer semester until June 15
KPU Cancels Amazon Interdisciplinary Field School Due to Pandemic
The Canada by Design Field School and the Berlin-Prague Design Field School will continue in a limited capacity
Celebrating Pride in a Time of Social Distancing
It’s hard to know how to best celebrate Pride this year, so here are a couple ideas
A Look at KPU’s New ISFS Graduate Certificate Program
The Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Food Systems is entirely online
Debate: B.C. Is Slowly Reopening at the Right Time
It’s good that residents can get haircuts and dine in restaurants if they stick to health protocols
Debate: B.C. Should Slow Down Reopening to Avoid a Second Wave
The province doesn’t need to stop reopening services, but it should slow down to protect everyone