Three tips to shelve your book pile once and for all
Try these suggestions to teach your “to-be-read” collection who’s truly the king of your literary throne
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KPU’s anthropology program is offering a hands-on course this fall
Museum Lab will give students the opportunity to work in the field through a practicum in spring 2024
Animated characters tell mental health journeys
Whether it’s finding relaxation or a sense of understanding, animation can be influential
KDocsFF will open a social justice workplace this fall
The KDocsFF Social Justice Lab at KPU Surrey allows students, staff, and faculty to work on social justice projects
Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s assassination and the impact on the Sikh community
The homicide comes as an act of anti-Sikh violence
Oppenheimer offers serious insight into how a weapon changed humanity for the worse
Christopher Nolan's vision of the theoretical physicist explores the enigmatic mind behind the atomic bomb
Barbie sparks conversation and creates a sense of visibility for women
Greta Gerwig’s reinvention of Mattel’s toy offers a satirical take on the character and her influence on cultural norms
All-vegan night markets will take place this August in Vancouver
The Vegan Night Market features plant-based food and sustainable products from local vendors
Meet the unsung heroes of KPU
Asma Sayed, Jennifer Hardwick, Candy Ho, Ross Laird, and John Grant are faculty members that positively impact the campus community from the classroom and beyond
Surrey Art Gallery hosts ARTS 2023 exhibit to showcase local work
The annual exhibit features over 50 pieces of artwork
Explainer: The move to Hydrogen-composed fuel in B.C. ports
The project is expected to help reduce emissions, starting next year
Vancouver’s first ice cream festival highlights local businesses
The event ends July 31 with multiple vendors to check out
KPU alumni releases debut poetry collection
Nina Mosall’s Bebakhshid came out on June 16