Net Neutrality in Canada Isn’t as Safe as You Might Think
The United States’ decision to gut net neutrality protections may have a creeping influence on how you surf the web
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KPU Students Develop Clean Composting Technology
Through KPU’s Challenge Dialogue program, Alisa Yao and her team hope to revolutionize composting in multi-residential units
Afterthought: The Profitability of the Alt-Right’s Cults of Personality
Making money off of ignorance isn’t new, but linking it to hatred and outrage can be dangerous
Vertical Farming is on the Rise in Abbotsford
Construction on one of B.C.’s first vertical farms will be complete next October
Artist Spotlight: Chris Kelly & Nicole Gibson
The duo have brought their desire to inspire from Montreal to Vancouver
Get a Glance Inside KPU’s Automotive Programs
Located on the Cloverdale campus, the auto department is running smooth in its third decade
Going Global: China’s Growing Influence
Beijing, unlike Washington, has its act together
KPU President Evaluates Vision 2018
After five years working towards the goals laid out in KPU’s strategic plan, Alan Davis reflects on the successes and setbacks the university has encountered
Without Operation Red Nose, Surrey and Langley Might Not Have a Holly Jolly Christmas This Year
The non-profit organization is more than a service provider; it’s a necessity
President’s Diversity and Equity Committee Aims to Keep KPU Inclusive
The Committee meets every month to help implement Diversity and Inclusivity Policies
Anime Fandom Forms KPU’s Newest Club
Notice this club, senpai
Friendship After Murder: How Margot Van Sluytman Befriended the Man Who Killed Her Father
Van Sluytman and Glen Flett recounted their decades-long journey during a KPU Restorative Justice event
Road Through Hawthorne Park Approved Via Alternative Approval Process
Construction will begin in January despite public pressure to drop the project