Streaming services are heading towards a disappointing future
After an age of piracy, discouraging streaming services might return
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KPU revises psychology degree for fall semester
The revised degree allows students to apply psychological concepts in the fields including design, business, and marketing
Album review: Songs For My People by Shane Ghostkeeper
The Albertan artist proudly demonstrates his love for the country music genre, Indigenous heritage, and family
KPU creative writing instructor launches fantasy book exploring climate change
The book has been in the works for 10 years
Surrey’s first sunflower festival raises money for BC Cancer Foundation
The festival will be held until Sept. 3
Meet KPU: Sabrina Rai
Rai was named in BCBusiness Magazine’s 30 under 30
Twitter’s rebrand to X is another negative for the platform
The name and logo change could signal a bleak future for user experience
Gene-edited seeds no longer need a safety assessment by the Government of Canada
The decision will greatly affect organic farmers across the country
Meet KPU: Nicole Gonzalez Filos
Gonzalez Filos is a former editor in chief of The Runner and created a documentary set to air this fall
Steveston’s Blue Cabin welcomes new artist in residence
Erica H. Isomura shares her family’s story of the internment of Japanese Canadians
KPU fine arts instructor showcases art on biodiversity in the Fraser River estuary
Amy-Claire Huestis’ exhibit MOTHLIKE/silvery-blue will be at the Richmond Art Gallery until Sunday
Social media apology videos need to be genuine
Being straightforward and sincere without extra distractions goes a long way
Surrey Dyke March returns for second annual march this month
The march aims to create space and representation for queer women and non-binary people in Surrey