KPU students can help run the Wake Up! social justice music festival next semester
“MUSI 3500: Special Topics” is open to all KPU students and will be taught by music instructor Gordon Cobb
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Hand-carved Arabic sculptures featured at Vancouver Art Gallery exhibit
Artist Marie Khouri’s pieces are benches visitors can sit on, but they also convey a message
Remembering Matthew Perry
The actor’s quick wit and satirical work set him apart
KPU launches new nursing lab and technology updates at the Langley campus
The new upgrade provides greater opportunities to students in healthcare
Remembering the 1984 Sikh Genocide as a Sikh
From Nov. 1 to 3, Sikhs commemorate an often ignored genocide each year
Museum of Surrey presents their largest Lego exhibit
“Everything is Still Awesome” features imagined displays of Surrey and classic Lego themes
A look into Surrey city council one year later
The city’s political battle over policing has continued even with the new council
Lest we forget: The importance of recognizing Remembrance Day
Communities come together every year to commemorate those who lost their lives fighting for freedom
KPU graduate develops beer in honour of his late grandfather
Justin Larter’s grandfather recently died at the age of 100
The Vancouver Fall Food Festival invites locals to try out season-inspired dishes
With over 30 participating vendors, Noms Magazine’s newest initiative aims to support the food service industry
Concert review: Hozier’s Unreal Unearth tour
His music captivates the crowd with powerful rhythms and melodies
Why leading lady films have died
The 2000s were the peak for female-driven films