In memoriam: The legacy of John Horgan
The 36th premier of B.C. died at age 65 after his third battle with cancer
News
KPU Senate revises select course offerings, policies, and minor in counselling program
The approved changes to programs and policies will take effect next year
Explainer: Millions of Canadians without mail service as Canada Post strike continues into second week
More than 55,000 Canada Post workers initiated the strike after a year of negotiations
Indoor cricket is a new intramural sport at KPU this fall
With modified rules for playing indoors, students can join the indoor cricket league among other sports
Meet the KPU Pinoy and Political Science clubs
Supported by the KSA, these new student-led clubs add vibrancy to campus life
President’s Dialogue Series returns to KPU for a discussion about climate solutions
The talk with Maria Strack will focus on her research on using peatlands as a natural carbon capture and climate solution
Explainer: BC NDP wins provincial election with narrow majority
David Eby secures a government which was too close to call for nine days
The Alliance of BC Students condemn the KSA’s alleged misconduct, plan to take further action
The KSA has terminated its membership with the ABCS and aims to advocate independently
Lest We Forget: The significance of Remembrance Day
A brief dive into the history of Nov. 11 and how it is observed in Canada
KPU and TRU cattle research collab may make beef industry more resilient to climate change
The two universities have teamed up to research a unique hair trait found in tropical climate cattle
Surrey to see 700 new homes and amenities built near transit hubs
Funded by the provincial government, the new developments will follow the Surrey Langley SkyTrain expansion
KPU Senate discontinues a trades program, discusses changes in student enrolment
Next fall, the mechatronics and advanced manufacturing technology program will no longer be active
