Chelsea Johnson Brings “Old Soul Rock & Roll from the Heart” to Grassroots Cafe
The Vancouver-based musician performed on the Surrey campus at the end of Black History Month
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Conservatives Fight for Trudeau to “Pay It Back” for Bahamas Vacation
The opposition continues to demand that the Prime Minister reimburse Canadian taxpayers for his $200,000 trip to see the Aga Khan
Federal NDP Passes Resolution In Support of Tuition-Free Post-Secondary Education
Free tuition will be added to the NDP policy booklet as a result of the resolution
This Year’s B.C. Budget Draws Praise From Students and Educators
The budget will see millions in funding go towards student housing and childcare
Students With Anxiety or Sleep Disorders Should Check Out the Calm App
A new app helps you meditate and maintain regular sleeping patterns so you can mellow the hell out during exams
KPU Shows its Colours for Pink Shirt Day
The Canada-wide anti-bullying campaign is celebrating its 10th year
Could Trump Happen Here?
A KPU professor thinks that it’s possible, and so do other Canadians
Federal Budget Incentivises Universities to Address Sexual Assault on Campuses
The Canadian government is encouraging universities to “harmonize” their sexual assault reporting frameworks
Going Global: India Might Be a Budding Superpower
Though it has its obstacles, India is becoming more influential
Balancing Parenthood and Post-Secondary Education Remains a Challenge at KPU
The Parents on Campus program at the University of Saskatchewan shows just how much we lack in on-campus childcare services
Hit Snooze on Installing Sleep Pods at KPU
While sleep pods like those at BCIT could boost energy on campus, university money should be spent on other services first
MAPS Researchers Explore the Potential for Psychedelic Drugs to Treat PTSD
Vancouver will soon host one of 15 research sites for the study
Summoning (No Words) is an Interactive Soundscape that Reflects Violence Committed Against Women
KPU Prof. Nicola Harwood’s project was displayed at the Surrey campus on Jan. 25