In Post-Election Brazil, Hate Overshadows Reason
“Us against them” narratives are led to the election of Jair Bolsonaro
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The Canadian Federation of University Women Celebrates Its 100th Anniversary Through Giving Bursaries
The organization’s North Delta/Surrey chapter is celebrating the anniversary by doubling their annual scholarship donation to KPU
They’re Sexy, They’re Sweet—But They’re Also Your Instructor
KPU doesn’t technically ban student-instructor relationships, but if you’re catching feelings for a prof. there are some things to keep in mind
Artist Spotlight: Mind Offline
High school friends and two brothers came together to form this emerging group
Reach Out to Your Campus Community
Taking initiative can be rewarding for students who want to get the most of their university experience
New Poll Finds that Canadians Don’t Know About the Women Who Shaped their History
55 per cent of those surveyed could not name the accomplishments of Canadian women
Efforts to Preserve Indigenous Languages are Growing in Canada
Revitalization methods for preserving the languages in B.C. are being widely supported
Peer Support Team Hosts Pieces of Mind Conference
This year’s conference examines how culture intersects with mental health
When Faith Lets you Down, Pick Yourself Back up
At the end of the day, you will have nobody but yourself
Kissing Taboo Goodbye with Sylvia Grace Borda
KPU’s inaugural artist in residence discussed the political history of the kiss
Coming Out of the Broom Closet
While many practitioners of Wicca feel that their faith is still taboo, pop culture appropriates it
Afterthought: McCallum Promises Big Changes for Surrey
The mayor-elect faces an uphill battle to reform the Surrey police and replace the LRT with a SkyTrain