Meet KPU: Seanna Takacs
Working at KPU’s accessibility services, Takacs was honoured by the Disability Resource Network of B.C. this summer
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ISAFF comes to Surrey with a lineup of South Asian creators
Director Yazmeen Kanji’s One Day is a featured film, which highlights the complexities of being an Indo-Caribbean teenager
KPU student rights and responsibilities office launches videos on sexual violence support
The videos address topics including anonymous reporting and campus safety resources
Satisfy your cravings with these local tasty eats
From sushi to fried chicken, here’s five places to eat at in the Lower Mainland
KSA Peer Support hosts ‘Movies for Mental Health’ to encourage students to seek support
The event will screen films to lower the stigma around seeking and receiving mental health resources
The Last Timbit: Let the cringe begin
Holy Timbits, the latest Tim Hortons musical will make your next coffee run never feel the same again
‘Fiesta Mexicana 2024’ unites Vancouver’s mexican community for Independence Day
Participants enjoyed a day of celebration featuring traditional food and vibrant performances
U.S. soccer star Alex Morgan retires, leaving behind an impactful legacy
Besides winning two World Cups and Olympic medals, Morgan has made significant contributions to the sport
Vancouver band Wack releases new single
The psych-dance rock group’s “Walk with you” came out on Aug. 30
‘Culture Days’ returns to Richmond for 15th year with events celebrating local arts and culture
The nationwide celebration aims to enrich cultural life and bring the community together
KSA proposes to delete and replace their bylaws at Sept. 26 special general meeting
Students could be barred from council meetings and elected councillors wouldn’t need to be registered in a course or program
Breaking down the 40th MTV Video Music Awards
Rapper Megan Thee Stallion hosted the show, and singer Taylor Swift was the top winner of the night
BC United’s fall signals the continuing rightward lurch of politics
The Conservative Party are true to their name and another symptom of disgruntlement with the status quo
The 2024 presidential debate: Harris on the offensive versus Trump on defense
Harris’s consistent prodding of Trump led him to defend his personal matters rather than focusing on policy
‘Walk with us’: How Indigenization at KPU has grown over the years
Since its establishment in 1981, the school has made efforts to connect with local First Nations, but the work doesn’t stop there