KPU will waive tuition fees for students from seven First Nations
The waiver, which will go into effect this fall, aims to advance truth and reconciliation
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Vancouver historian received KPU honorary degree for piecing together German-Jewish family stories
Sharon Meen has dedicated much of her life to reassembling Jewish communities and educating others about their histories and the Holocaust
KSA increases executive stipends
The executive committee will now be paid $1,592.80 biweekly
KPU marketing grad wins this year’s Outstanding Young Alumni Award
The KPU Alumni Association recognized Tate Tham for his mentoring, volunteering, and marketing work
KPU design student wins 2023 Upcycled Design Competition
Nina Rozin designed high-heeled shoes using old denim
Applied Genomics Centre expansion at the Surrey campus
A second lab will increase student research and advancements
KPU will offer longer rentals for laptops in the fall semester
The student laptop loan program is being updated
KPU instructor wins stamp design from the Canada Post Community Foundation
John Belisle’s design aims to show diversity through animals
NEVR hosts their 13th annual conference: Programs, Prevention, Practices
Dr. Balbir Gurm founded the non-profit, which aims to eliminate violence within relationships
City of Surrey named one of Canada’s Greenest Employers fourth year in a row
The city is being recognized for its efforts in environmental sustainability initiatives
A breakdown of KPU’s enrolment and demographics for 2021-2022
The university’s annual report reveals a detailed look into students the past school year
B.C. government will soon double provincial student loan maximums
The changes will make education more accessible and affordable due to the rising cost of living