KDocs Film Festival returns in-person with the theme ‘People. Places. Power.’
The festival will run from Feb. 22 to 26 at the Vancouver International Film Centre
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KPU gives out Indigenous language parchments
Starting this winter convocation, graduates will receive parchments in English and hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓
Lon Mandrake brings magic to KPU TALK event
Stories of Leon Mandrake the magician were shared, and a magic show performed at recent TALK event
Religious events don’t have a place in secular establishments
University student bodies shouldn’t be subject to any kinds of political or religious ceremonies without expressed consent and consideration
YAIJ surveys diverse youth facing period poverty
The Period Empowerment Project is looking for young adults to participate until Feb. 20
Valentine’s Day is actually Single’s Awareness Day
The L-word is awful and just used for capitalism
Debate: Disposable cameras prove 1990s nostalgia isn’t going anywhere
These old cameras are taking their shot at sticking around in our modern photography culture
Debate: disposable cameras are not worth the hype
There are more environmentally friendly and cost-effective ways to enjoy film photography
Founder of African Descent Society of BC to speak at information session
Surrey Archives will host Yasin Kiraga Misago’s discussion on the history of Black Canadians on Feb. 9
How Season 2 of ‘Ginny & Georgia’ tackles mental health
While it’s not perfect, it is a good start
Canada Shotokan Karate offers affordable lessons to promote resiliency and harmony
The dojos have been a homebase for aspiring community leaders under the guidance of Tsutomu Ohshima Sensei
Zellers is not a Canadian victory
Hudson’s Bay has a complicated history, and a very American ownership
Meet KPU: Kyle Matsuba
Matsuba is the co-chair of KPU’s psychology department and has dedicated much of his life to improving the mental health of youth in northern Uganda