The complications, stigmas, and stresses of hormonal birth control
A deeper look into the implications that can arise around prescription contraception
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Debate: Post-secondary schools shouldn’t condense the summer semester
Shortening the summer semester ignores the mental health crisis crushing KPU students
Debate: KPU should consider offering more condensed classes in the semester
Going to classes more frequently in fewer weeks are worth extended time off
Surrey celebrated Earth Day at Party for the Planet
People of all ages enjoyed activities and performances while becoming more environmentally friendly
KPU horticulture brings community together at plant sale
The event marked the end of the spring semester, and a weekly vegetable sale will take place throughout the summer
Meet KPU: Gordon Cobb
Gordon Cobb uses music to connect with students and himself
KPU creative writing instructor hosts book launch on May 10
Jen Currin’s Trinity Street was released last month and will be read at the event
Dinosaurs should be appreciated as a science rather than fictional movies
The genre of prehistoric animals thrives better in educational non-fiction than in recent films
Sex education should be easily accessible in schools
Teenagers need to learn about protection, sexuality, and menstruation to understand sexual health
Chartwells cafeterias closing across KPU campuses
Cafeterias operated by Chartwells will close on May 1 as they look for new ideas for the space
Watchout 2023 Grad Show highlights KPU students’ artistry
Graduating Wilson School of Design students showcased their final projects and portfolios
KPU’s Legacy Gala will raise funds to help students
The event will take place April 29 and feature raffle tickets for purchase and a 50/50 draw
KPU grad Franz Seachel returns to campus for a poetry reading
Seachel is this month’s feature for Speak Truth, a monthly open mic event