The double-edged sword of fitness and diet culture on social media
Amidst a myriad of information on social media, drawing a line between healthy and harmful can often be challenging
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Increase in illegal tree cutting sparks government action in the Township of Langley
The township rolled out new measures to protect its green spaces
Meet KPU: Cleire Lauron
Lauron, a metadata and discovery librarian, was presented with the “KPU Distinguished Team Service Award” alongside her technical services team
Sokeyah housing development opens 104 units for local Indigenous Peoples in Surrey
The project’s second phase is part of the province’s affordable housing plan and offers secure housing for Indigenous residents
Future Worldings exhibition showcases the works of Canadian and South African artists
The exhibition will offer a cross-cultural exchange through a variety of media
Vancouver park board introduces ‘Adopt a Tree’ program
Residents can adopt young street trees in the city to water during hot, dry weather
Surrey Art Gallery hosts artist talk on the expulsion of Asians from Uganda
The talk will cover the history of the Ugandan Asian exodus and immigrant experiences in Canada
Step up with the KPU Dance Club
The KSA gave the green light for the new club, which embraces diverse dance styles and community engagement
Discontinued fast food items I miss
From KFC’s Double Down chicken sandwich to Wendy’s old fries, fast food items come and go as they please
Music Without Borders hosts concert in Vancouver to celebrate Arab women
The “Hanim” special concert will feature performances dedicated to iconic Arab women in music
KPU bookstore: The ultimate campus hotspot for essentials, fun, and must-have goods
Whether it’s university-branded clothing or playful stuffies, the bookstore has something for everyone
Free courses at KPU offer ethics training for research conduct
Three new CITI courses guide students and faculty in complying with regulations and following best practices in research
U.S. presidential election will not change the global landscape
Temperaments might be different, but either candidate will see the status quo continue on unchanged and unabated
Gender-affirming health-care coverage now accessible to KPU students
Student Destiny Lang spearheaded the initiative and also received the “KPU Pride Advocacy Student Award”
The importance of slow work: q̓emxwéqsem exhibit opens in Vancouver
Artist Serena Steel explores the themes of land, belonging, and togetherness in her work