‘Your body’s not scary’: KPU students create card game for neurodivergent kids
The game was created for a psychology class project and covers sexual, emotional, and mental health
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Third Age Learning at Kwantlen returns with courses focused on lifelong learning
Adults aged over 50 can register for sessions happening this month
KSA council elects executive committee, holds in-camera health presentation
The 2026-27 council held its first meeting on April 15
B.C. government knew about the KSA’s alleged mismanagement one year ago, FOI reveals
The finance ministry launched its investigation into the KSA in March
‘As essential as soap’: Surrey Libraries initiative provides free menstrual products at all branches
Project Period aims to make pads and tampons more accessible to the community
Surrey’s 2050 community plan projects 1 million residents
Metro Vancouver will review the “future-looking document” following city council’s approval
Soccer on the big screen: City of Surrey hosts fan zones for FIFA games
There will be three locations across the city to enjoy live broadcasts and activities
‘Bold recommendations’: KPU senate braces for provincial post-secondary report, approves new English proficiency test option
Senate also passed program revisions and committee appointments
Farewell, 2025-26 council: Last 2 KSA meetings discuss budget and ministerial investigation
The 2026-27 council began its term on April 1
KSA used temporary foreign worker program to fill low-wage position
The association hired a staff member for an accounting position, as reported in a 2024 Employment and Social Development Canada report
‘Not a short term disruption’: KPU BOG herds financial constraints with layoff updates and program cuts
The board of governors also approved an up to $2.9 million transfer to the KPU Foundation
KPU political science students gain real-world experience through mentorship program
The political science department pairs students with local MLAs and MPs
KPU partnership creates more medical school pathways
New agreements with two Caribbean universities will offer students access to MD programs
KPU scholars’ anthology takes Nepali diaspora poetry to new heights
The anthology features Nepali diasporic poets from the U.K., Canada, and U.S.
KSA spends $400K on council and staff wages in 2 months
In January and February, just seven councillors collected $102,631 in wages and benefits