KPU hosting Feminist Fiction as Resistance event on International Women’s Day
Farzana Doctor, the author of Seven, will be speaking at the event
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KPU instructor launches podcast about multiple chemical sensitivity
Aaron Goodman created the podcast to warn others about this life-threatening illness that’s predicted to worsen in coming decades
Meet KPU: Ross Laird
Ross Laird uses a creative approach when instructing at KPU
Mural painting coming to KPU Surrey library
The red wall in the library atrium is being transformed into a mural by a team of three artists
Netflix’s new anti-password sharing policy is a desperate financial move
With business down, the streaming service is obviously trying to recoup losses through an annoying measure
Explainer: Canada’s move towards quantum computing technology
The fame and success of this science is quickly growing one qubit at a time
Black History Month awareness needs to carry over into the rest of the year
Systemic oppression and safety are underlying issues of racism many people face on a daily basis
Airbnb is no longer the affordable travel accommodation
When community platforms become corporate, it sucks
Wake Up! social justice music festival takes the stage for the first time at KPU
The event aims to celebrate the voices of local BIPOC and queer artists while promoting the new KPU Music Minor
Candidate disqualified from KSA general election
Diljot Narula was disqualified for running as Indigenous student rep when he could not provide a basis for the self-identification as an Indigenous student
KPU welcomes new Indigenous artist-in-residence and writer-in-residence
Brandi Bird and Brandon Gabriel offer advice and assistance to students seeking support
St. Pierre and Miquelon are the discounted Paris of Canada
This French archipelago off the coast of Newfoundland is an often forgotten remnant of French colonialism
Meet KPU: Joel Murray
Murray has been at KPU for over 20 years and still enjoys his work, almost as much as he loves solving crossword puzzles