Meet KPU: Dr. Ross Michael Pink
Pink is a KPU political science instructor who has lectured on water rights, climate change, and child rights in front of audiences all over the world
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Explainer: What Brenda Locke promises Surrey
The former city councillor top priorities are to stop the Surrey Police Service transition and increase government transparency
Throwing food on art is not the way to raise climate change awareness
This tactic serves better as a distraction from the root reasons for activists’ actions
KPU clothing drive donates to Atira Women’s Resource Society
Winter clothing donations can be made at four of the campuses until Nov. 29
Wild Spaces at KPU promotes learning outdoors
The project aims to share the importance of place-based learning and encourage studying outdoors
KPU instructor speaks at UBC’s equity, diversity and inclusion event
Arley Cruthers spoke at the recent speaker series event, and touched on how teachers can provide a better learning environment for students
Kwantlen Gaming Guild hosts seventh annual Halloween event
The event took place in the Surrey Campus Conference Centre after a three year hiatus due to pandemic restrictions
Canadian post-secondary students’ mental health continues to suffer
The mental health of three in four students has deteriorated due to the pandemic, and their support is limited
School uniforms should be phased out
They don’t allow self-expression, which is detrimental to student mental wellbeing
How to cure that Halloween hangover
Being haunted is just, like, so last season
A KPU student club has partnered with UNICEF Canada
The Social Enterprise Club aims to raise $200 for UNICEF Canada by the end of the year
NDP leadership election ends in one disqualification and one victor
KPU political science instructor Dr. Ross Michael Pink shares his thoughts on the election results
It’s time to modernize your morning workout
The only fitness guide that adds stress to your life without having to make any changes