Meet KPU: Christian Lange
KPU instructor and researcher Christian Lange discusses viruses, education, and student engagement
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B.C. invests in disaster resilience to combat climate change
The province will give 39 communities more than $19 million for disaster-risk reduction efforts
Discrimination remains rampant in women’s soccer
Australian soccer star Sam Kerr’s trial shows how reverse racism is often used to downplay real discrimination
Driving for awareness: KPU toxic drug crisis workshop promotes active discussion and advocacy
Students can learn about the importance of drug advocacy and engage in naloxone training on March 7
KPUMA reinvents itself, aims to make marketing more accessible to students
As marketing skills become more sought out, the club’s new leaders aim to shift with the times
KPU’s free online webinars support students with graduation-to-employment transition
The webinars aim to assist students with job search strategies, personal branding, and resume and cover letter writing
KPU researchers find ways for food crops to grow in B.C. drought conditions
Three B.C. farms are trialing dry farming for the 2025 growing season
FAN EXPO Vancouver unites fiction in celebration of fandoms
Event attendees could meet celebrities, comic artists, and exhibitors, all while dressed in their favourite cosplay
Meet KPU’s new Indigenous writer and filmmaker in residence
From wrestling to Sesame Street, Sonya Ballantyne has done it all
31st SAG Awards were a celebration of surprises and Hollywood’s best
From unexpected wins to passionate speeches, the show added to a turbulent awards season
KPU hosts events in March to recognize UN sustainability goals
From employee workshops to student-led initiatives, the university will bring the community together to showcase its sustainability projects
5 books to enjoy this winter
A few recommendations in literature to bide the time as winter makes way for spring
Canada defeats U.S. in overtime to win 4 Nations Face-Off final
The country cemented its legacy as a nation that fights for victory at all costs
KPU instructor works with Squamish First Nation to craft boxes for 2025 Invictus Games
Terry Williams collaborated with students from a Squamish Nation trades centre to create 50 cedar medal boxes
‘Backbone of the economy’: Small businesses face major crime challenges in Western Canada
Nearly half of all small businesses navigate hurdles with crime and safety