B.C. Beats Other Provinces in UFO Sightings
Experts suspect an active UFO hunting community is likely behind the high rates
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Artist Spotlight: Little Sprout
Amie Gislason’s songwriting lives at the intersection of cute and macabre
Despite Noble Intentions, Callout Culture Isn’t Effective
Productive dialogue is more effective at holding people accountable than public callouts
Female Leaders in Academia to Meet for Unique Conference this Fall
The dean of KPU’s science and horticulture faculty will attend the four-day event in Winnipeg this October
Advocates at KPU Help Reduce Surrey Gang Violence
The introduction of the city’s task force report emphasizes the value of community initiatives
Hot Festivals to Attend this August
Lose your cool at a fun event before welcome week
Political Instability in Brazil Threatens the Financial Security of International Students
Brazilian students at KPU are feeling the effects of currency devaluation
KSA Hires Several New Staff Members for the Fall Semester
The new policy and political affairs coordinator discusses her previous experience and her new role with the Association
The Art of Loving Offers Sex Smarts to Vancouver
Vera Zyla, co-owner of the shop, outlines its titillating history
Banning Plastic Straws Raises Questions About Inclusivity and Effectiveness
The disability community’s needs should be taken into consideration in the plastic straw debate
KPU Vegan Club Extends Summer Outreach
Let’s Be Compassionate is driving student engagement by offering food and dietary info
Afterthought: The NDP’s Dawdling on Ride Hailing is a Major Disappointment
Delaying ride hailing services another year is an example of anti-consumer partisanship at its worst
KPU Plows Ahead with Research Farm Lab Project
The new lab will occupy eight of the 55 hectares of Richmond’s Garden City Lands
KPU Surrey’s Spruce Building Will Be Ready for Students this Fall
A short timeline and labour challenges contributed to its delayed completion date