A path to independence: Navigating accessibility through AI
Artificial intelligence can be a life-enhancing tool for people with disabilities, but only when equity is at the forefront
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5 movies proving sequels can be worth our time in theatres or at home
Sequels can be successful, given the right ideas keep their franchises going
CipherX brings interactive activities to North Delta
The games and entertainment destination offers weekday promotions, including one for students
Professional women’s soccer returns to Vancouver after more than a decade
Vancouver Rise will kick off its first season in April
Nikkei Garden Farmers Market offers Japanese foods and artisan goods
Vendors at the Burnaby-based market sell fresh produce, desserts, crafts, and more
4 KPU instructors win ‘Chancellor’s Chair’ awards
Each will receive $60,000 over three years to conduct research projects
6 essentials to romanticize the fall season
Escapism becomes the most colourful way to get through the dull and dreary weather
Federal policy changes mean thousands of international students risk deportation
Canadian multiculturalism shows to be nothing but a job recruitment strategy
KPU cancels space for KSA’s special general meeting due to security concerns
In a letter to the KSA, the university raised concerns about the meeting’s proposed motions and financial coercion allegations
Meet KPU: Seanna Takacs
Working at KPU’s accessibility services, Takacs was honoured by the Disability Resource Network of B.C. this summer
ISAFF comes to Surrey with a lineup of South Asian creators
Director Yazmeen Kanji’s One Day is a featured film, which highlights the complexities of being an Indo-Caribbean teenager
KPU student rights and responsibilities office launches videos on sexual violence support
The videos address topics including anonymous reporting and campus safety resources
Satisfy your cravings with these local tasty eats
From sushi to fried chicken, here’s five places to eat at in the Lower Mainland