The Committee of the Kwantlen People Plan Democracy-Themed Lecture Series
The series is part of a move towards “a more inclusive system” of government, says committee member Robert Jago
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Letter to the Editor: #kpumusicmakenoise
A KPU Music student’s opinion on what the university’s new budget means moving forward
Wilson-Raybould is a Testament to the Long History of Liberal Party Hypocrisy
Though the former Minister of Justice is far from infallible, her principled stance has exposed the anti-Indigenous nature of Trudeau’s government
KPU Welcomes Incoming Provost and VP Academic Dr. Sandy Vanderburgh
Current provost Sal Ferreras will continue with the university until July, when Vanderburgh will replace him
Legalization Won’t Stop the 4/20 Protests
The event isn’t just a celebration of cannabis; it’s a protest against strict cannabis laws
LitFest 2019 Features a Performance Workshop Hosted By KPU Students
Chelsea Franz and Tawahum Bige will be leading the sold-out event on April 27
To Improve our Transit System We’ve Got to Start with the Stops
TransLink can better our collective transit experience by renovating their bus stops and exchanges
STICKY: A Post-It Note Art Show Makes Fine Art Accessible
For this niche art exhibit, size does matter
KPU hosts Fifth Annual Symposium on Cyber Security and Digital Forensics
Professionals from academia, law enforcement, and businesses discuss all things cybersecurity
Pipeline Pressure Could Go From Bad To Worse After the Albertan Election
Conservative leader Jason Kenney seeks to dismantle the little environmental progress Premier Rachel Notley has made
After Four Years, KPU’s Beekeeping Program is Still Buzzing Along
According to instructor John Gibeau, it’s the only program in Canada that teaches students how to run their own bee farming business
Study Finds that People Attracted to DILFs Seek Emotional Stability in Partners
A study by the ORGASM Research Lab reveals how the idea of DILFs came into being