KPU Student Competes at Microsoft Office Specialist World Championships
A KPU Business Administration student represented Canada at the international competition
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It’s Okay to be Uncertain of Your Post-Graduation Future
University has taught me that I’m fully equipped to succeed in spite of overwhelming amounts of stress and uncertainty
The Surrey Latin Festival Helps Teach the Public More About Latin America
The event brings together the community, and educates non-Hispanics about Latin culture, food and music
There’s No Such Thing as a “Politically Neutral” LGBTQ+ Symbol
Subjects involving human rights will always be political, and it’s a red flag if a group claims otherwise
Artist Spotlight: DACEY
A group of passionate Nimbus students are making bumpin’ RnB hip hop
Evaluating “Eco-Terrorism”
The term may not be suitable for describing radical environmentalists, academics argue
The Underappreciated Perks of Living on a Fault Line
Despite constant fear of The Big One, Vancouver’s geography makes it one of the best places to live
Surrey’s Annual Fusion Fest: A Unique Blend of Culture and Tradition
Cultures from all over the world gathered in Holland Park for a celebration of diversity
Greater Vancouver is Not Ready for 24/7 Train Service
Neither is TransLink, but it can make changes to support late-night travellers
CASA Report Challenges the Idea that Student Voters are Apathetic
“It would be wise for political parties to commit to investing in the priorities of young people in Canada,” says the report
Quebec’s New Bill on Banning Public Service Workers from Wearing Religious Items is Dangerous
The province has been met with opposition from its citizens as well as others across Canada
Why CSIS Spying on Environmentalists Is Completely Unsurprising
The security agency was found to have been spying on environmental advocates and prioritising industry objectives over human rights