Album review: Smoke by Alexandra Lost
The Quebec duo found new ways to tell wholesome stories about nature, life, and language
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More needs to be done to close the living wage gap
While the upcoming minimum wage increase may help pay some bills, balanced government decisions would help uphold businesses
What’s with the country music craze?
There can only be one explanation for artists to suddenly be making some of the worst music possible
Slashing poverty is the aspiration of any functioning society
We must be vigilant of what the means are and which goals are set
KPU fine arts event celebrates graduating students’ artwork
The “Quixotic” art show features installations made from multiple mediums
Minimum wage increases with inflation for the 3rd consecutive year
Provincial minimum wage will jump 3.9 per cent to $17.40 on June 1
Food Truck Wars returns to KPU’s Langley campus with local eats and activities
Students can enjoy over 45 food options, shop locally, and listen to live music at this year’s event
Break a sweat: KPU’s Sport and Recreation offers ways to have fun and stay active
The department offers many programs from intramural sports to esports
KPU instructor creates poster series for The Tragically Hip
The artwork depicts scenes from the band’s songs and showcases communities across Canada
The Girls on the Bus showcases the lives of journalists and skillfully integrates topical issues
The drama T.V. series launched earlier this month follows four female journalists investigating flawed presidential candidates
KPU history instructor challenges research norms through new book
Kyle Jackson rewrites history through a decolonial lens about people in Mizoram, India
Richmond community group hosts 3rd annual Holi celebration
People from diverse backgrounds are welcome to attend the free event on April 27 at South Arm Park
A rundown of the services and programs on the KSA’s referendum
Referendum voting will take place online from April 9 to 11 for students