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Diamond Cafe brings his pop-funk sound to Vancouver
The singer performed for fans at the Biltmore Cabaret on March 20 as part of his Sex Love Color tour
B.C. is burning: How community and faith-led efforts aid wildfire mitigation in the province
Experts and non-profits agree climate disasters aren’t going away, making community-based emergency management all the more important
KPU’s Nutrition Month dishes out free meals and wellness wins
The university’s Student Health Promotion team has been providing students with tools to eat well, save money, and thrive
KPU brewing releases new beer to celebrate International Women’s Day
The university’s brewing faculty launched Coastal Breeze to raise money and empower women in the business
Netflix takes a shot with basketball comedy Running Point
The Lakers-inspired show has its moments, but is it a slam dunk?
A dive into Kwantlen’s 1st student-funded newspaper, The Thorn
Debuting in 1983, the paper aimed to be a symbol of personal freedom
Breaking down the top 2025 Juno nominees
Pop sensation Tate McRae and country powerhouse Josh Ross have earned five nods apiece
‘Prioritize social justice for all’: KPU hosts 3rd symposium on anti-racism
The annual event will feature a keynote from MLA George Anderson and the launch of KPU’s first anti-racism toolkit
Meet KPU: Sunny Mangat
The KPU criminology instructor recently received an award recognizing her commitment to community-based research
UBC exhibit highlights revitalization of Nuxalk language and culture through historical treasures
The exhibit celebrates the Nuxalk Nation’s culture and history at the Museum of Anthropology
KPU criminology honours students seek participants for final research projects
Research topics explore human relationships with fear, harassment, racial discrimination, and religious institutions
KPU student with disability raises concerns with the university’s Accessibility Services
A fully blind student says they have not been receiving the braille conversion of their assigned readings until mid-semester