Summer, swoon, sway on the Seine: The finale of The Summer I Turned Pretty
From a #TeamConrad girl for life, this finale fed families, mine included
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Rising to the occasion: Vancouver’s Academy tests themselves against Gotham
Gotham is here to compete and learn as Rise demonstrates resilience on the field
Inclusivity in sports: How Vancouver-based South Asian artists are paving the way for cultural representation on the rink and field
Artists Anu Chouhan, Jag Nagra, and Sandeep Johal have created space for fans to highlight their culture through special edition jerseys
Back-to-school essentials for the fall semester
This is the official checklist on what to have to get through the next several weeks
KPU English department awards students for essays exposing societal inequities
The fourth annual Intersectional Social Justice Essay Awards highlighted submissions that tackled topics including patriarchy and Indigenous reclamation
KPU researchers experiment with new hop varieties
The work is based at the university’s Applied Genomics Centre and supported by the NextGen Hops breeding program
Pipping hot tea and romance: What makes reality T.V. so enjoyable
From relationship troubles to a world of luxury, “trash T.V.” offers something for everyone
Meet KPU: Erin Barnes
From her legal career to chairing the university’s board of governors, it’s always been a journey of leadership for Barnes
Sundar Prize and Moving Images host film screenings in North Delta
As a part of BC Culture Days, the event will also include networking opportunities, a free workshop, and preview of a new youth program
Debate: Australia’s child YouTube ban misses the mark — and Canada should not copy it
Teaching users under 16 smart internet practices beats a digital slap on the wrist any day
Debate: Australia’s child YouTube ban is smart — and Canada should follow suit
Accessing algebra tutorials on the platform will be no problem, and youngsters will be allowed to use the video site without being hateful
KPU instructor leads student-operated helpline for prisoners
Criminology instructor Alana Abramson hired a group of 12 students for the initiative
Vancouver Etsy Co returns to Robson Square for 3rd year
The Fall Pop-Up Market will feature four workshops and more than 90 vendors selling fancy coffee, jewelry, clothing, and food