Education needs to adapt to declining attention spans
Students may consume information differently, but they still want to learn
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Should the Granville Street Pedestrian Zone stay for good?
The World Cup brought life to Vancouver, and it’s time to keep that spark alive
Tween culture: Is it dead or are we old?
From doomscrolling to overconsumption, the media only wants tweens to spend
Meet KPU’s AI chatbot Ivy
The tool supports services from IT to alumni affairs
Why should Playland have all the fun?
From Universal to Disney, B.C. needs more theme parks
Books and beaches: What classes are KPU students taking this summer?
See what a creative writing, history, and English students are up to this semester
Wilson fashion student wins award for sustainable capstone collection
Naiomi Chin received the TÉLIO Impact Award for her project, Citizen Collective
True Voices celebrates Pride with queer and immigrant stories
The third-annual event at Richmond’s Gateway Theatre will feature six storytellers
Hollywood’s great divide: Can AI create movie magic?
The future of film must remain human, but some of the industry's biggest names see differently
‘Not Just Right’ feelings can affect thinking, KPU study finds
Psychology graduate Aidan Sammel connects feelings of incompleteness to cognitive flexibility among those with obsessive-compulsive tendencies
Movie review: The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan’s adaptation is based on Homer’s poem, yet it separates itself from the original
Transit advocates call for low-income pass as fares increase
TransLink fares increased an average of 5 per cent across on July 1
Desi Pride Block Party returns to celebrate South Asian queer community
The celebration at Vancouver’s Punjabi Market will feature drag, music, and henna
Walk With Me research project fights toxic drug crisis stigma
The initiative hosts story walks to listen to KPU students’ personal experiences with the drug crisis