B.C.’s cellphone ban deserves no extra credit beyond the classroom
The new school policy makes sense during class time but goes too far when applied beyond that
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Sing, Don’t Cry: Artist Angie Quintanilla Coates presents her first solo exhibit
Her artwork represents Mexican positivism amid tragedies and difficult times through vibrant, colourful paintings
Reflecting on the end of the NDP-Liberal confidence agreement
The deal is dead, but, regardless, all signs point to a Conservative majority in the next election
Cougar Creek House of Horrors returns for its 24th year
The Halloween attraction features haunted houses and other spooky activities
B.C. government releases guidelines to protect students from overdoses on campus
The province is providing naloxone kits to campuses as part of the rollout
‘We don’t believe in climate change, it’s a big hoax,’ Freedom Party leader says at KPU panel
NDP’s Jessie Sunner and Freedom Party’s Amrit Birring traded jabs at a KPU provincial election panel
KPU students awarded for their work in exploring greater equity and justice
Four students were recipients of the English department’s third annual Intersectional Social Justice Essay Awards
KSA addresses KPU canceling the space for its special general meeting
The student association acknowledged the university’s safety concerns and reinstated its independence
Undergraduates pay more in extra fees than graduate students across Canada
New data from Statistics Canada shows undergraduates pay higher rates for student services, recreation, and more
Leaves and lyrics: The perfect music pairings for fall
From rock to rap, here are 10 songs to add to your playlist this season
KSA to now approve resolutions outside of meetings, discusses re-holding SGM
Council is investigating who leaked the SGM letter from KPU, stating the person will be “subject to disciplinary action”
KPU welcomes future students at annual open house
The event will feature entertainment and prizes, including a tuition waiver
KSA council spends almost $20,000 on 2-night retreat to Kelowna
Seventeen people spent more than $4,500 on food, about $4,000 on hotels, plus $2,250 for a “cleaning charge”
A path to independence: Navigating accessibility through AI
Artificial intelligence can be a life-enhancing tool for people with disabilities, but only when equity is at the forefront