Activists, Artists, and Attendees Gather at KPU in Solidarity with One Billion Rising
The One Billion Rising campaign implores Canadians to help stop violence against women
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The Editor of The Baron Deserved to be Dismissed for Publishing Racist Material
University campus newspapers should not be a platform for spreading hatred
Here Are Some Milestones to Look For at this Year’s Winter Olympics
South Korea is hosting many exciting firsts at the 2018 games in Pyeongchang
For Black History Month, a KPU Lecture Series is Examining Issues in the Black Community
Professors, artists, and activists will be speaking throughout the month of February
KPU Has Stopped Accepting International Applications for 2018
The university’s Provost cites an unprecedented number of applications as the reason for putting a cap on international intake
Your Second-Language Course is More Than Just a Credit
Shape up, anglos
Surrey Author Makes Her Debut with Historical Fiction
Tanya E. Williams’ novella was a hit with readers, and could soon be coming to KPU
Students Looking For Work Can Find It With Career Services
The career centre provides information about job postings on and off campus
I Love Pineapple on Pizza and So Should You
An impassioned defence of one of the most vilified fusion cuisine dishes of our time
No More Stolen Sisters
Canada’s Epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Through the Eyes of Two People Who Lived Through It
KPU Music Department Offers Course in Music Video Production
The course is the first of its kind in Canada
Bhangra Music and Dance Brings Rhythm to KPU Classes
A brand new Bhangra course is being offered to students this semester