KPU senate endorses draft budget showing $12.1-million drop in revenue
International student tuition fees are expected to fall by 41 per cent
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KPU moves closer to launching professor titles for instructors and academic administrators
The university’s senate voted in favour of recommending Policy and Procedure AC16 Academic Title Awards to the board of governors
B.C. invests in disaster resilience to combat climate change
The province will give 39 communities more than $19 million for disaster-risk reduction efforts
KPU researchers find ways for food crops to grow in B.C. drought conditions
Three B.C. farms are trialing dry farming for the 2025 growing season
Meet KPU’s new Indigenous writer and filmmaker in residence
From wrestling to Sesame Street, Sonya Ballantyne has done it all
KPU instructor works with Squamish First Nation to craft boxes for 2025 Invictus Games
Terry Williams collaborated with students from a Squamish Nation trades centre to create 50 cedar medal boxes
Coast Capital Savings $100,000 grant fuels sustainable food initiatives at KPU
The university’s Institute for Sustainable Food Systems will put the grant towards its farm schools
Explainer: The 5 candidates running for Liberal Party leadership
Registered Liberal Party members will vote for the country’s next prime minister on March 9
KPU’s new braille printer among the 1st open to the public in Western Canada
Drop-in demonstrations at the Surrey campus library are available every Tuesday
KSA in $675,000 deficit, December 2024 draft budget shows
The student union spent more than $380,000 in legal and professional fees
Explainer: The 30-day moratorium on North American trade war
Canada waits to see if measures to meet Trump’s demands are enough to lift the tariff threat
Nomination period opens for 2025 KSA general elections, students to navigate new electoral rules
The nomination deadline for representative positions is Feb. 25
Lights, camera, action: B.C. increases tax incentives for film and T.V. productions
Following the pandemic and labour disruptions, the provincial government is hoping to “solidify its competitive edge” in the industry