An Update on KPU’s Student Union Building
KSA members are discussing the beginning of design and construction
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Artist Spotlight: Nimkish
Emerging pop artist Nimkish Younging explores her queerness, Indigeneity, and emotionality through songwriting
Spectrum: Surviving the Holidays 101
For members of the LGBTQ+ community, spending the holidays with family can bring up mixed emotions, but there are ways of coping
What KPU’s 2020 Field Schools Have to Offer
There are three happening in the spring that students can apply for
Surrey Should be Proud of the Peacocks Marching Through its Streets
The Indian peafowls are being captured by the city of Surrey, but not all of them need to go
When B.C. Goes Up in Flames, Rural Communities Need the Most Support
The government plans for emergency preparedness for impoverished and rural communities in a province likely to experience unprecedented amounts of wildfire destruction
Flashfood Helps Students Waste Less and Save More on Groceries
The smartphone app gives people in the Lower Mainland a new way to shop
Just Keep Food Truckin’ Along
Having food trucks on campus is great, but there needs to be more variety
Improving Access to Assisted Dying Can End Suffering and Strengthen Human Rights
Criticising policy barriers and lobbying the government are important ways of helping people in need
Artist Spotlight: Girlsnails
The members of “dweeb rock” band inspire each other to push their musical limits
The First Annual Tree Planting Film Festival Breaks Ground in Vancouver
Tree planters flocked to the Imperial for the inaugural event on Nov. 14
What Lowering the Voter Registration Age Means for Youth in B.C.
Spoiler alert, it means a lot less than actually being able to vote
Comic Books Reflect Society More Than They Affect It
The creator of Watchmen calling the superheroes in pop culture “embarrassing” is dismissive to the genre’s importance