Formula 1: Drive to Survive balances action with human stories that define racecar driving
The series’ latest season gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the physical and mental demands of the sport
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Surviving the COVID-19 pandemic: A 5-year progress report
The pandemic left lasting changes, some for the better and others not so much
KPU board of governors approve 2025-26 draft budget including faculty layoffs
The university’s vice-president external affairs said not passing the budget would put the institution’s student housing project in “jeopardy”
Vancouver International Auto Show celebrates innovation and performance
Attendees got the chance to engage with more than 200 vehicles and witness long-awaited hypercar debuts at the event
Meet the 5 community leaders KPU recognized with honorary degrees
After dedicating their lives to public service and helping others, these leaders were celebrated during KPU’s February convocation ceremonies
To make Munchies elite, the Cheetos we must yeet
One bag, four snacks, and one cheesy mistake we need to talk about
BCIT student association creates external policy condemning KSA’s conduct
The policy calls on lobbying organizations and government leaders to decline working with the KSA, among other actions
KPU student-run networking event connects Melville School of Business community
Organized by public relations students, Melville Connect will feature a panel of KPU alumni and various activities
A Dungeons & Dragons tale: ‘The Misadventures of Monty the Goblin’
Attendees at the Terminal City Tabletop Convention in Vancouver engaged with fan-favourite board games
Prime Minister Mark Carney will lead Canada with an economically liberal agenda
From the private to public sectors, Carney has demonstrated exactly the type of leader he will be
African Fashion Week Vancouver brings African culture and design to the runway
With a mission to highlight Africa’s designers and fashion, the show featured clothing collections, dance, and music performances
Level up your summer fun at KPU with these upcoming course offerings
From creative writing to astronomy, there are engaging courses for everyone this summer semester
Diamond Cafe brings his pop-funk sound to Vancouver
The singer performed for fans at the Biltmore Cabaret on March 20 as part of his Sex Love Color tour
B.C. is burning: How community and faith-led efforts aid wildfire mitigation in the province
Experts and non-profits agree climate disasters aren’t going away, making community-based emergency management all the more important
