KPU youth leaders awarded for pride advocacy
Destiny Lang and Liam Ruel were recognized by Sher Vancouver for outstanding advocacy and leadership in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community
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Movie review: Thunderbolts*
The new Marvel release is a solid film that struggles under the weight of expectations
KPU Farm joins over 50 sites in annual Doors Open Richmond
The two-day event will invite the public to explore the city and its culture and heritage
KPU’s Wilson School of Design ranks among the best global design education schools
This recognition from the World Brand Design Society places KPU as the only Canadian school sitting in the top 10
Summer semester paradox: Light course load, heavy existential crisis
The summer semester basically catfishes and lures students into what was supposed to be a casual academic fling
KPU welcomes new KDocsFF emerging filmmaker in residence
Surrey-based writer and director Shanthini Balasubramanian is at the university for a four-month residency to engage with students about filmmaking
B.C. set to make changes to drivers’ licensing program in early 2026
The changes will smoothen the process for those seeking a Class 5 road test in the province
Tunisian university students enter Global Exchange program at KPU
The program will give a select few international students the opportunity to study at KPU through funding from Global Affairs Canada
‘We are not anomalous’: KPU study on 2SLGBTQIA+ student experiences strives for institutional change
A KPU research team is exploring intersectional disparities queer and gender-diverse post-secondary students face in the province
KSA served SGM petition calling to remove 2 councillors and appoint 4 disqualified candidates
Councillors called a special general meeting for July, but students are going ahead with holding one on May 30, citing the KSA’s bylaws and Societies Act
Rejected: A woman’s fight in the dark hole of B.C.’s mental health and addiction systems
Kerstyn Striemer shares her story with hopes of health-care systems showing compassion and support for those suffering
Local artist invites community to learn about Chinese diaspora through art exhibit
Mary Sui Yee Wong’s Restless by Nature is on display at the Richmond Art Gallery until June 8
Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat: A frenetic account of history
This story about the Congo and the Cold War entrancingly moves to the beat of jazz
British Columbia’s health-care system has a chance for further improvement
The end of the patient transfer program to the U.S. puts B.C. in a position that must be leveraged