KPU’s Legacy Gala will raise funds to help students
The event will take place April 29 and feature raffle tickets for purchase and a 50/50 draw
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KPU grad Franz Seachel returns to campus for a poetry reading
Seachel is this month’s feature for Speak Truth, a monthly open mic event
KPU Model UN Club wins five awards at KMUN 2023 conference
The conference gave students the opportunity to hone their debate skills
Race walking olympic medalist: Evan Dunfee
From the olympics and championships to inspirational talks, Dunfee has done it all
Album review: 10,000 gecs by 100 gecs
The pioneers of hyperpop continue to innovate on their major label debut
Meet KPU: Karl Petersen
Petersen published his fifth book that was used for one of his courses this spring semester
Jake Gyllenhaal movies are secretly calling for a rotary phone resurgence
The actor’s films are tools of analog overlords to ditch the irks of cellphones forever
An immersive Marvel exhibit is on display at The Amazing Brentwood mall
Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N allows people to get closer to iconic Marvel pieces
Banning TikTok changes nothing in the grand social media landscape
Exclusively targeting one platform will not fix what is wrong with the social network industry’s business practices
Inflation is impacting the daily lives of KPU students
The rising cost of groceries, rent, gas, and other essential items add additional stress to the weight of being a student
KPU history students create textiles from the past
Students in HIST 3310 were given a hands-on assignment rather than an essay
B.C. introduces pay transparency legislation to help close the gender wage gap
The legislation introduced on March 7 will require all employers to put wages on job postings
More should be done than just a federal grocery rebate
The one-time rebate isn’t a solution that dives deep enough into the food security crises