Meet KPU’s new Indigenous writer and filmmaker in residence
From wrestling to Sesame Street, Sonya Ballantyne has done it all
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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
How to survive the trade (cold) war as a Canadian
Donald Trump can backpedal all he wants but the damage is done
Coast Capital Savings $100,000 grant fuels sustainable food initiatives at KPU
The university’s Institute for Sustainable Food Systems will put the grant towards its farm schools
Meet KPU: Ying-Yueh Chuang
From participating in national exhibits to receiving awards, Chuang brings her ceramics expertise to the KPU community
Recent advancements are breaking barriers in women’s soccer
Growing investment in women's sports signals a transformative era in women’s soccer
Explainer: The 5 candidates running for Liberal Party leadership
Registered Liberal Party members will vote for the country’s next prime minister on March 9
It’s time to talk about NHL stars Elias Pettersson and J.T. Miller
Bo Horvat has probably been seated with popcorn on Long Island to take in the drama