Canada bans cosmetic testing on animals
The ban supports animal rights and initiates change for alternative ways to test products
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Creativity and AI: A symphony or cacophony?
While AI can offer opportunities for efficiency and exploration, human expression is at the heart of music
Meet the new faculty of arts staff
KPU hired four new people to assist the faculty
Consumer product movies have much in store for our entertainment
Our need to know more about consumerism history is why consumer product movies are so popular today
KPU begins student housing process on Surrey campus
The business plan is aimed to be done by the end of 2024
Superpower Nightmare: The United States is in danger
What is happening in the USA ripples everywhere else, Canada is far from the exception
Vancouver Fine Art Gallery features Ukrainian artist for live painting session
Kyiv-based painter Mykola Yurov worked on a piece during an event connecting artists with the public
KPU will waive tuition fees for students from seven First Nations
The waiver, which will go into effect this fall, aims to advance truth and reconciliation
The lack of accessible Pap smear clinics creates health barriers for wheelchair users
With only one fully equipped Pap smear clinic in B.C., equitable healthcare is non-existent in the province
Vancouver historian received KPU honorary degree for piecing together German-Jewish family stories
Sharon Meen has dedicated much of her life to reassembling Jewish communities and educating others about their histories and the Holocaust
Remembering Tina Turner
The rock and roll legend is a symbol of female empowerment, inspiration, and unwavering talent
KSA increases executive stipends
The executive committee will now be paid $1,592.80 biweekly
Three makers of marginalized gender showcase their projects for a trades residency in East Vancouver
Tools for Change at MakerLabs provides women and non-binary residents with classes and community in an inclusive environment