KSA in $675,000 deficit, December 2024 draft budget shows
The student union spent more than $380,000 in legal and professional fees
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Valentine’s Day does not matter, it’s time to move on
How is this holiday still widely celebrated?
Spreading love, laughs, and hashtags: Why Valentine’s Day matters
Oh to swim in the season’s sappiness
Explainer: The 30-day moratorium on North American trade war
Canada waits to see if measures to meet Trump’s demands are enough to lift the tariff threat
‘The realm of free transit:’ How the politics of public transit trickle into local post-secondaries
While transit is a basic necessity for many individuals, the system’s funding and services need to catch up with the growing population
Nomination period opens for 2025 KSA general elections, students to navigate new electoral rules
The nomination deadline for representative positions is Feb. 25
Explore unique chocolatey creations with the 15th annual Hot Chocolate Festival
More than 120 vendors across Greater Vancouver are serving the classic beverage with a twist
Lights, camera, action: B.C. increases tax incentives for film and T.V. productions
Following the pandemic and labour disruptions, the provincial government is hoping to “solidify its competitive edge” in the industry
Is SNL still worth watching?
The American comedy series has faced increased scrutiny, but not all hope is lost
Meet KPU: Jamie Lamont
The KPU alumnus and instructor received the BCLNA 2024 Educator of the Year award
2025 Grammy Awards were a testament to music’s ability to inspire change
Featuring breathtaking performances and calls to action, the music awards show transcended mere entertainment
City of Surrey to work with province to build a South Asian museum in the city
The Museum Liberation Force hopes the museum will act as a safe space for community members
Songs to get you through the gloomy weather this semester
From pop to indie music, these song suggestions will help lift your spirits and make the hard days easier
KPU instructors participate in research initiative to address Surrey drug crisis
Tara Lyons and Micheal Ma are working with the SUDU to research and raise awareness about the need for services in the city