Meet KPU: Heather Ladd
Ladd is a KPU English instructor who recently published her first academic book
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Debate: Tim Hortons is the best bang for your buck
My wallet greatly appreciates the budgeted coffee and donuts
Debate: Starbucks has the best variety all around
It’s better to focus on one area of a product than be average on everything
New payment model for family doctors to be implemented February next year
The model aims to address the doctor shortage and increases B.C. family doctors’ salaries
The federal government recognizes residential schools as genocide
A motion passed in the House of Commons last month, which called on the government to recognize residential schools as a form of genocide
Canada’s sex work laws are being challenged in court
Advocates say the end-demand sex laws violate the rights and freedoms of sex workers, and puts them in dangerous situations
BC Environmental Film Festival brings awareness to climate education
The festival runs until Nov. 30
The impact of the Sikh Genocide of 1984 continues today
The community reflects on the impact and strength it has left on them today
Campus Ecosystems: KPU student surveying climate change impacts on youth
Geography student Sydney Wong is doing her Arts Practicum through the Fraser Basin Council Youth Program
Chalk it Up! returns for its third performance showcasing local talent
Eight emerging dancers will be featured at the event sharing their developing or finished work
Candidates protest KSA byelection results
Two candidates say the elected Surrey campus representative broke KSA rules by exceeding the allowable campaign expense amount and bribed students for votes
All hail the Mayonnaise
Why the white sauce is objectively the king of condiments
We need more buses in the Lower Mainland
Post-secondary students need reliable transit to get home from classes and work at all hours