“Namaslay” Combines Yoga and Heavy Metal with Surprising Ease
Led by instructor and KPU student Chelsea Franz, the unconventional event received positive feedback from participants
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When Remembering Marielle Franco, We Must Reflect on What Caused Her Death
The aftermath of Marielle’s assassination exposes Brazilian society’s selective indignation
Music Students Continue to Make Noise for the Future of Their Endangered Program
On March 24, Langley’s Spirit Square was filled with just that: spirit
Finding Your Niche Helps You Find Yourself
Super specific obsessions speak to our own identity, goals, and hopes for the future
Former Convict Discusses Justice Reform at KPU Club-Led Event
The KPU Prison Justice Club hosted an event on convict stigma and the colonially oppressive history of the justice system
Students Campaign in Advance of Board of Governors Election
Meet two of the candidates running for a seat on one of KPU’s most important governing bodies
Artist Spotlight: Devours
“I don’t want to change my values or change my experience for mainstream audiences. I’m just going to make something super gay,” says Devours creator Jeff Cancade
Escalator Tax on Liquor Is the Government’s Way of Keeping the Lower-Class Poor
Raising taxes on things like alcohol affects low-income Canadians more than anyone else
KPIRG Unable to Meet Quorum at 2019 AGM
Despite a lack of funding, the research group will continue to operate through the year
Manager of Indigenous Services for Students to Vacate His Position on March 29
In his time with the university, Pierre has “revitalized” the Indigenous Student Services office
Kwantlen First Nation Hereditary Chief Responds to Petition Calling for New System of Government
The petition, signed by 31 members of the nation, opposes Kwantlen’s hereditary governance model