KSA receives cheque from previous president for difference in executive stipend
Abdullah Randhawa gave $3,522 back to the KSA
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98 new affordable homes are now available in Langley
Jennie Gaglardi Place apartments are opening up two-minutes away from KPU’s Langley campus
Minimum wage increases with inflation for the 3rd consecutive year
Provincial minimum wage will jump 3.9 per cent to $17.40 on June 1
KPU instructor creates poster series for The Tragically Hip
The artwork depicts scenes from the band’s songs and showcases communities across Canada
KSA increases honorariums, adds more funding to budgets for events and clubs
Council agreed to increase the club’s budget to $100,000, add another $25 to honorariums, and allocate $20,000 for the Vaisakhi Nagar Kirtan parade
KPU welcomes Indigenous knowledge keeper in residence
Richard Pierre, of the Katzie and Tsawout Nations, is an Elder and cultural advisor
Free breakfast offered to KPU students during ‘Nutrition Month’
The initiative aims to spread awareness and provide support for student food insecurity
It’s official, the 2024 KSA General Election results are out
Only 6.9 per cent of KPU students voted, with one candidate disqualified and seven complaints filed to the CRO
A breakdown of the KSA’s annual general meeting
From what the AGM is to how to get involved, here is everything you need to know
KPU graduates awarded ‘President’s Outstanding Graduate Award’
King Lee and Oliver Cook took home the annual award recognizing exceptional academic achievements and contributions
Surrey announces action plan to increase housing by 27.8 per cent over three years
The plan focuses on incentives for developers and rezoning around rapid transit
New online KPU course covers 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion and creating safer spaces
“Relearning Gender” is available for students and employees on Moodle
KSA announces AGM details, passes fate of student support programs to a referendum
KPU community members expressed concern over sending these programs to a referendum, stating it could be “extremely harmful” to students