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
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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
KPU marketing grad wins this year’s Outstanding Young Alumni Award
The KPU Alumni Association recognized Tate Tham for his mentoring, volunteering, and marketing work
The Vancouver Bubble Tea Festival returns with a taste of Taiwan
The second annual festival will be bigger than ever with various events this weekend
KPU design student wins 2023 Upcycled Design Competition
Nina Rozin designed high-heeled shoes using old denim
Vancouver’s Minor League Baseball team returns for the 2023 season
The Vancouver Canadians will be playing until September at the city’s Nat Bailey Stadium
KPU waiving tuition for Indigenous students of local nations is a step in the right direction
The university announced their decision following the University of Waterloo’s
Outdoor movie nights return this summer
These free events will be held in multiple locations and begin at sunset
B.C.’s Housing Supply Act could solve our dire situation
High demand and prices have led the government to take matters into its own hands