KPU and UBC climate experts respond to COP26
A greener future is possible but there is still a long way to go, experts say
Features
The new reality of education
Universities are racing to prepare for the inevitable future of immersive learning technology
Meet KPU: Niloo Daliri
Daliri is a KPU student and the managing editor of the school’s literature and visual arts magazine
Stormy with a chance of flooding
Information on future flood risks in the Lower Mainland is plentiful, but it’s only useful if governments act on it
Thinking about faculty mental health
While universities work to support students during the pandemic, some instructors face uncertainty and stress
How the pandemic has increased food insecurity for university students in Canada
Post-secondary students are facing higher rates of food insecurity than the general population
KPU instructors and students collaborate on new climate education project
The initiative aims to get more people at KPU talking about climate-related challenges and solutions
How students pursuing nursing education face systemic challenges
Schools say demand is exceeding the number of program seats available
Meet the not-so-mainstream parties in the upcoming election
There are more than 20 unique parties running in regions across Canada
Meet KPU: Billeh Nickerson
Apart from launching his poetry collection, his next big project is practicing self-kindness and extending it to others
A breakdown of the major party platforms
Topics include pandemic recovery, housing, Indigenous reconciliation, and climate change
What’s new at KPU this fall semester
The university is following safety regulations and offering in-person, online, and hybrid course formats
Meet KPU: Karen Davison
Davison is a nutrition and health researcher