Why we should bring back snow days for post-secondary students
What an unexpected day off means for students in post-secondary
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Transit strike disrupts daily life for KPU students
As buses stopped running and ride services hiked in price, students struggled to attend classes and fulfill additional obligations
The Eras Tour death was completely avoidable yet happened anyways
Price gouging by involved parties makes commodities out of necessities and puts lives on the line
Meet KPU: Amy-Claire Huestis
Huestis is a fine arts instructor at KPU and takes pride in her work in and outside of the classroom
The Greater Vancouver Hot Chocolate Festival brings warmth to the cold season
With various hot chocolate beverages and plenty of locations to visit until Feb. 14, the festival works to support small businesses
The wrath of discrimination: Is B.C. as ethnically inclusive as it’s claimed to be?
Having heard they were arriving in Canada's most multicultural province, newcomers are blindsided by hypocrisy
KPU hosts ‘Indigenous Languages and Cultures Beyond Borders’ event
The symposium shed light on revitalization efforts of scholars across Indigenous communities
Suicide Crisis Helpline, 9-8-8, launches Canada-wide
The three-digit service will be available to anyone in the country 24/7 by call or text
Eating blind at Dark Table
Unpacking a familiar dining experience, but without sight
Explainer: The transit strike
The conflict between CUPE 4500 and CMBC left commuters with no rides in sight
How I see the future of the journalism industry
Increase of social media presence and improvements in technology will lead to more diverse news
Mean Girls 2024: A breakdown of the highs and lows of this highly anticipated blockbuster
This movie adaptation of the Broadway musical captures the essence of cinematic nostalgia but lacks authenticity
The world 4 years after COVID-19
From T.V. shows to business and activism, the pandemic marked major shifts in all areas of life