Climate Change is Not a Politically Partisan Issue
The idea that climate change was almost considered “partisan” should concern all of us
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After 25 Years at KPU, Music Instructor Don Hlus Has Been Laid Off
Shutting down intake to the music program limits work for music instructors, who are now being laid off after decades at the university
Media Bias Has Led to a Morbid Fascination with Privileged People Who Murder
Violence is violence, no matter who commits it, and should be treated as such in coverage
There Are up to 101 Affordable Theatre Acts to Check out at Fringe Festival
Vancouver’s Fringe will have something for everyone this September
Women and Two Spirit Non-Binary Students Denied Access to the Women’s Center by Campus Security
KPU Security Manager Harry McNeil and the affected students comment on the incident
“Freedom of Speech” Does Not Mean “Freedom from Responsibility”
News media outlets should address all sides of a debate, but they need to be honest about what those sides represent
What Post-Graduate Success Means to KPU Students
Emotional success seems to be more important to those studying here than financial success, according to a recent survey
KPU Students’ Artwork Features at the Surrey Art Gallery
Ryan Broderick and Steven Lee dive into their thoughts and feelings about participating in the 2019 ARTS Summer Exhibition
Artist Spotlight: Kylie V
At 15 years old, the singer-songwriter is opening for internationally acclaimed acts
Going Global: The EU’s Neverending Brexit
The bickering over exiting the EU isn’t stopping anytime soon, especially under Boris Johnson’s leadership
Inside KPU’s Plan to Reduce Plastic Waste
How the Canadian government plans to drastically reduce plastic waste, and what KPU is doing to help
Instructors Express Concern over Accessibility Barriers Within KPU’s Complaint Filing Policy
Faculty members identify issues within the AD2 policy that could cause further harm to vulnerable students
How to Defeat FoMO: Be Your Own Best Friend
Developing creative hobbies that were fulfilling to explore on my own helped me get over my fear of missing out
B.C. Teacher Blows Whistle on Twitter for Censoring LGBTQ2S+ Content
Twitter attracted controversy for flagging the teacher’s 100-day queer terminology project as “sensitive content”