Executives gave their final reports, new council introduced at KSA AGM
The March 31 AGM wrapped up the KSA’s 2022 to 2023 council and executive terms
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Langley organization offers grants to post-secondary students
The program helps students studying environmental sustainability and agriculture
Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival returns for another season
Events start on April 1 and go until the 23, with various activities for everyone
KPU student collects creative works for mental health project
Indiana Patterson is showcasing mental health through creative works for his advanced psychopathology class
KSA amends tuition benefit, now covers 6 credits per semester per executive
The change covers up to about $2,764.28 of domestic student tuition and $13,449.24 of international student tuition per year
Food Truck Wars coming to KPU’s Langley campus
From food trucks and market vendors to live entertainment, there will be something for everyone
KSA’s audited financial statements approved at a special meeting of council
The statements will be presented to students at the AGM on March 31
Stretched on both ends: Inflation’s impact on food programs and British Columbians
Grocery store prices rose 10.6 per cent in February compared to last year, marking the seventh consecutive month of double-digit increases
Large retailers closing in Canada shows old consumer habits die hard
This trend proves customers’ preference for their favourite brands is the ultimate factor in a company’s longevity
My experience with endometriosis
One in 10 people who menstruate live with the disease, and it takes years to get diagnosed
KSA needs an election process revamp
Mass disqualifications and voting harassment poses challenges for the student body
The #YouBelongHere campaign for International Transgender Day of Visibility
QMUNITY is hoping to raise awareness and generate support for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community
Explainer: What B.C. has done for Ukraine support
Around 11,000 Ukrainian refugees have settled in B.C. since the war was declared