The #YouBelongHere campaign for International Transgender Day of Visibility
QMUNITY is hoping to raise awareness and generate support for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community
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Explainer: What B.C. has done for Ukraine support
Around 11,000 Ukrainian refugees have settled in B.C. since the war was declared
World Water Day draws attention to sustainable water use practices
There are currently 32 long-term drinking water advisories in Canada, 28 of which impact Indigenous communities
KPU’s agriculture department hosting next Wild Spaces event
The event will engage students in farming and the importance of appreciating the land at the Garden City Lands near Richmond campus
Meet the Accounting Students of Kwantlen Club
The club is hoping to host their Careers and Accounting event regularly in May
Explainer: What to expect from B.C.’s 2023 budget
Health care, housing, and the high cost of living are big issues the budget addresses
Sikh gurdwara warns of alarming overdose deaths among B.C. international students
The gurdwara president says he's arranged the affairs of 10 young men who died from toxic drug overdoses within the last six months
18 more candidates disqualified from KSA election
Candidates were disqualified after investigations into voting coercion, intimidation, slating, and the use of a QR code
KPU’s Model UN team wins four awards at the Northwest Model UN Conference
The conference was held in Portland from Feb. 17 to 19
Explainer: Child care facility coming to KPU Surrey campus
In partnership with MNBC and CapU, early childhood care and education courses will also be offered at the Surrey campus this fall
KPU hosting Feminist Fiction as Resistance event on International Women’s Day
Farzana Doctor, the author of Seven, will be speaking at the event
KPU instructor launches podcast about multiple chemical sensitivity
Aaron Goodman created the podcast to warn others about this life-threatening illness that’s predicted to worsen in coming decades
Mural painting coming to KPU Surrey library
The red wall in the library atrium is being transformed into a mural by a team of three artists
Explainer: Canada’s move towards quantum computing technology
The fame and success of this science is quickly growing one qubit at a time