Former Hells Angel Hopes to Steer Youths Away from Lives of Crime
Joe Calendino, co-founder of the Yo Bro Yo Girl Youth Initiative, wants to prepare kids to say no to gangs and drugs
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Coffee & Islam Challenges Misconceptions from Canadian Cafes
Vancouver locals who want to know more about the faith can now do so over a cup of joe
History Class Explores Surrey’s Legacy Using DIY Tech
Kyle Jackson’s HIST 2390 uses technology to reframe history
Rank and File Readers Select 2017 “Scumbag of the Year”
Loblaws CEO Galen Weston Jr. received this year’s “honour”
Afterthought: The Proportional Representation Circus in British Columbia
Electoral reform would open the door to democratic diversity, not radicalism and fringe movements
Federation Of Post Secondary Educators Campaigns For “Precarious Profs”
The FPSE hopes to support the rights of part-time instructors in B.C.’s post-secondary institutions
Vancouver Charity Asks Students to “Search for Jugaad”
For the winner, a contest held by The Walking School Bus will end in a cash prize and a free expedition to India
KPU’s Operating Grants Lag Behind Enrolment
Despite having more students than ever, KPU’s governmental funding has not increased proportionally
KDocs Talks Wants to Talk About Docs, K?
The “KDocs Talks” video series will feature discussions from the annual KPU documentary series
KPU Should Follow These New Year’s Resolutions
2018 doesn’t have to be 2017 part two
City of Surrey Moves Forward with LRT Project
Two professionals involved with the construction of the contentious project discuss its potential
Can we Distance Artists from their Artwork?
A discussion about abusive artists and our moral decision to either support them or ignore them
A Radical Tradition: KPU Prof. Explores Vancouver’s History of Anarchism and Punk Rock
“This is not a boring political speech. This is a fast-paced, angry, aggressive punk song”
Chip and Shannon Wilson School of Design Opens to Students
The architecture of the new building compliments the nature of the Design program