English and Ceramics Students at KPU Collaborate to Create Maple-Washing: A Disruption
With the help of instructors Greg Chan and Ying-Yueh Chuang, the exhibit will be on permanent display in a Canadian heritage site
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Science Fiction Reveals a Brand New Niche in Indian Cinema
KPU professor Asma Sayed discusses how Bollywood Sci-fi movies are slowly moving onto the big screen
B.C. Residents Stop Paying MSP Premiums, International Students Pay Double
Experts give advice to international students who may struggle to make the payments
Artist Spotlight: Oatmeal Queen
Paloma Pendharkar makes “quirky indie pop, piano ballads, and synthy pop tunes.” She also loves oatmeal.
Students Walk Out for Wet’suwet’en
They peacefully marched, sang, and prayed in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en land defenders
Activists Block Port of Vancouver in Solidarity with Wet’suwet’en
The group hopes that others will join them in their cause of protesting against infringement on Indigenous rights
KSA Asks Absentee Council Members to Resign
The letter of request was sent to nine councilors, only one responded
What I Learned from 24 Hours Without Technology
Unplugging from all screens is refreshing
KPU Community Members Discuss Their Views on the Trans Mountain Pipeline
Samantha Jack, Tawahum Bige, and Dr. Ross Pink share their thoughts on the expansion project
KDocs 2020 Explores the Meaning of Truth
The upcoming film festival will be screening 13 films exploring how “truths” are constructed
Where KPU Stands on Fossil Fuel Divestment
KSA representatives weigh in on the university’s progress towards divesting in the fossil fuel industry
Cutting Toxic People Out of Your Life Is Hard But Worth It
Learn how to say, “This is your problem, not mine”
Doing the Impossible: How I Completed a Six Month Caffeine Cleanse
Caffeine may seem like your best friend, but it could be your worst enemy
What’s New with KPU’s Career Development Centre
A centre representative fills students in on past and upcoming events