KPU announces new affordable housing option for students
The SpacesShared platform pairs students with compatible hosts for an average monthly rent of $500 to $850
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Unmasked: The Easter Bunny’s off-season chaos
From petty feuds to failed NFTs, here’s what your favourite chocolate courier is really up to after Easter
Calling an early election was part of Mark Carney’s plan
Popularity and the inevitability of an early election informed Carney’s choice to go to the polls
City of Surrey celebrates sustainability with annual Party for the Planet
The annual Earth Day celebration will take place on April 26 at the Surrey Civic Plaza
Paige Bueckers: A fairytale ending to her record-breaking collegiate career
UConn’s Bueckers won the 2025 NCAA national title and now heads to the WNBA
Shadbolt Centre in Burnaby marks International Dance Day with free event
From ballet to tap, the indoor atrium of the centre will feature various adult and youth-led performances
Canada’s commanding 3-0 victory over Argentina highlights tactical prowess
The team’s performance showcased individual brilliance and a collective synergy indicative of an upward trajectory
End of an era: Hudson’s Bay Company is to blame for its own downfall
The Bay has been reduced to a rump state by market changes and its own doing
Surrey-based all-female punk band releases their 1st album
Dusty Pines will launch On The Yawning Maw of the Apocalypse at The Cobalt Cabaret on April 19
KPU senate passes pathway to nursing degrees, approves new micro-credentials
The university’s senate also revised the bachelor of arts framework and approved a list of new, revised, and discontinued courses
KSA holds AGM without quorum, students raise concerns with association’s conduct
The student union’s audited financial statements show $8.6 million went towards expenses in 2024
Meet KPU: Malcolm Aiken
Aiken is a KPU music instructor and a Juno-nominated artist who shares his extensive experience in the music industry with students
Explainer: Key investments and new funding in B.C.’s 2025 budget
The budget, which puts the province in a record $10.9-billion deficit, addresses issues such as health care, housing, and U.S. tariff threats