$120K grant opens doors for KPU instructor’s research journal
Lindsey Seatter is the editor-in-chief of an open-access arts and humanities journal
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‘It was a team effort’: KPU library team wins JEDI Award
The nine-person team was recognized for their efforts toward Indigenization, anti-racism, and equity at the university
‘Disgraceful and offensive’: Surrey Pride crosswalk vandalized
Surrey police are investigating after a video of the vandalization was posted to social media
‘We are strong and resilient’: KPU board passes budget showing waning international revenue
The board of governors heard that a healthy surplus should be at least $5 million, but KPU’s was only $202,000 in 2026
KPU could appoint a new president as early as New Year’s Day
The university’s senate discussed the presidential search at its May meeting
Gentle Start Library project supports families in the NICU
The project is a first-of-its-kind partnership between Surrey Libraries and Surrey Memorial Hospital
Meet the new KDocsFF emerging filmmaker in residence
Gündüz was presented the award at the Sundar Prize Film Festival's closing ceremony on April 26
KPU welcomes new Indigenous writer in residence
Katłįà (Catherine) Lafferty is an award-winning author with five published books
Wait, what? KPU doubles parking rates to daily $10 fee
The university’s 2026-27 proposed budget projects $1.2 million in parking revenue
KSA executives appoint non-councillor as associate president, discuss budget in-camera
Rohit Uppal was one of two people who ran for the non-voting position
KPU senate makes presidential search committee appointments, revises several programs
Senators also passed a regulation aimed at supporting the university’s future graduate students
B.C. government appoints investigator for KSA forensic audit
The Ministry of Finance launched the investigation in March
KSA appoints president and plans to revise 2026 budget in light of audited statements
Gurdit Singh is back as president, and council passed a motion to revisit its budget in light of declining student enrolment
‘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