The Drake and Kendrick Lamar feud goes further than just music
Rap heavyweights trade back-and-forth blows on diss tracks
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Surrey hockey leader becomes finalist for NHL community hero award
Mark Burgin founded non-profit Diversity Athletics Society two years ago and holds three positions at BC Hockey
Who was the best dressed at this year’s Met Gala?
The star-studded carpet dazzled in an array of “Garden of Time" themed outfits
KPU Wild Spaces hosts pollinator spotlight
Without pollinators, breakfast might be just bread and coffee
Artificial intelligence isn’t the top student in Canada’s class of dominating issues
The federal budget’s new AI funding shouldn’t overshadow Canada’s nationwide problem of student overpopulation in schools
KSA hosts community dialogue event to support international students
“Supporting International Students: A Community Dialogue” shed light on the struggles and challenges international students face
‘Soundtrack of my life’: Why vinyl record collectors do what they do
From community to connection, listening to records offers more than just music
Violent assaults on students’ pro-Palestinian protests have reignited the debate on police brutality
While university settings are a catalyst for political activism, the suppression of protests raises concerns about the erosion of free speech protections
Challengers Review: ‘May thy racket chip and shatter’
The film’s whirlwind of emotions and stunning visuals affirms its place as a highlight of this year's movie offerings
Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair returns with more entertainment
The weekend-long event will feature attractions from bull riding to a western-themed Lego build
It’s playoff time! How to get involved in the chase to the Stanley Cup
Here are some ways to cheer on the Vancouver Canucks in the NHL playoffs this season
Review: Fallout video game franchise gets T.V. show adaptation
It’s the end of the world, and it’s honestly pretty great
Wilson School of Design hosts 2nd annual art and design conference
Big Pictures 2024 will feature panels discussions and a walking tour of Richmond public art
Frustration rises as KSA council struggles to appoint committees
Council member raises concerns about last year’s increase in executive stipend pay
Meet KPU: Bob Fuhr
Fuhr has been a history instructor at KPU since 1987