Don’t Stress Out About Data Mining
The data being collected is trivial, so you can relax for now
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Kimberly McMartin Kept Fighting for KPU Students
Though it’s her final semester, McMartin has been making KPU more accessible for years
Investing in Transit Benefits British Columbians and the Environment
Federal and provincial investments in infrastructure are a cause for celebration
KPU Consults Students for Vision 2023
Vision 2023 to focus on the student experience
Vancouver Grocery Stores Will Soon Be Able to Sell Booze
New amendments to city bylaws will allow certain grocery stores in Vancouver to apply for a liquor license
Will the Next Vancouver Mayor Please Stand Up?
A run-down of who to watch out for in the upcoming election
African-Canadians Request Apology for Slavery in Nova Scotia
Those with ancestors bound by slavery are asking the Senate for reparations
KPU Design Grads Showcase Their Work at re:vision
The show was put together by students from KPU’s Graphic Design Cohort
BC Parks Looks to Hire 48 Students as Park Rangers
30 per cent of this year’s student rangers will be from Indigenous backgrounds
Find Time for Extracurricular Activities
University students should attend events and festivals in their field of study
Kwantlen Student Association to Sponsor Student Refugee
The KSA will work with World University Service of Canada to support a refugee student this summer
KPIRG Should Continue to Pursue Litigation Against Former Employee Despite the Cost
If Richard Hossein did indeed defraud students, KPIRG can’t let him get away with it
Classic Sci-Fi Meets Modern Programming at the Surrey Art Gallery
Ben Bogart’s new installation in the SAG showcases creative computers
Surrey Should Look to Vancouver for Updating its Airbnb Regulations
The city’s lack of policy for governing short-term-rentals is a blind spot that needs to be remedied
Surrey Shows High Spirits at the 2018 Vaisakhi Parade
Sunshine and bright colours filled the streets for the annual event celebrating the birth of Khalsa