Sip happens: A social critique of your water bottle (and you)
While you may be hydrated, prepare to be judged on what your choice of water bottle reveals about your personality, morals, and emotional stability
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Team Canada’s Olympic kits: Fashion faux pas or innovation?
This year marked Lululemon’s third games as the official outfitter of Team Canada
KPU fine arts instructors bring research to life in art exhibit
Field Notes was on display at the KPU Surrey library until Feb. 8
When art succumbs to autocracy: Nicki Minaj’s MAGA awakening
As celebrities jump on the Trump bandwagon, it’s important not to shift our individual priorities
KPU English hosts journal launch highlighting students’ work
The second volume of Alight features works on a range of topics by students
‘This is for people like us’: KPU unveils mural celebrating queer South Asian community
Located on the Surrey campus, the painting by Punjabi visual artist Jag Nagra was funded by KPU, KDocsFF, and Sher Pride
‘It’s a way of existence’: KPU celebrates 4th annual sustainability month
March will bring back the student-only free clothing shop and a host of events
KSA more than $3.5 million over budget in 2025
The association’s 2026 proposed budget projects higher revenue than 2025 despite declining enrolment at KPU
More than spectacle: Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance gives us permission to centre our roots
The Puerto Rican artist demonstrated that culture does not stop at borders
Team Canada powerlifter organizes donation drive for Tumbler Ridge shooting victims
Sumeet Sharma has set up donation boxes at three Supplement King locations in Surrey until Feb. 26
Misogyny is seeping into classrooms, and social media is adding fuel to the fire
Four in five Canadian educators have experienced misogynistic behaviour from their students, making schools the frontline of a growing crisis
B.C. government launches independent review of public post-secondary system
The assessment findings will be presented next month
Carney buries the post-war order at Davos
The Canadian prime minister dared the middle powers to create the future, rather than merely diagnosing a broken system