Explainer: Google secures $100 million deal with federal government for Bill C-18
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KSA appoints new CRO, approves 2024 budget
The association is working on improving relations with KPU amid concerns regarding event planning and management
KPU alumni wins social justice leadership award
Michael Taylor is a dedicated social studies teacher who was recognized for his work
KSA calls off ‘Holidaze’ party, cites safety and religious concerns
The association is still in talks about the budget for the upcoming fiscal year
KPU and KSA collaborate to strengthen bike security on-campus
Amid the increase in bike theft around the Lower Mainland, both are working to minimize students’ risk of theft
KSA fires executive director, legal counsel and speaker of council resign
The student association appointed a new executive director and their budget for the new year is still being discussed
KPU partners with U.S. university to broaden degree opportunities
Green River College is just one of the post-secondary institutions KPU has partnered with over the years
KPU Model UN Club is the only Canadian team to win award at D.C. conference
The win puts them in the top 20 per cent of participating clubs
Meet Richard Hall, the KSA’s new executive director
Hall hopes to help build a stronger KSA for the future of KPU students
KPU hosts International Focus Week
The event will feature various activities to celebrate the international community
Two KPU graphic design students win national awards
The winners received a cash prize of $1,000
KPU’s Institute for Sustainable Horticulture wins $1 million to grow year-round berries
The institution is one of 60 applicants recognized by the Weston Family Foundation
KPU students can help run the Wake Up! social justice music festival next semester
“MUSI 3500: Special Topics” is open to all KPU students and will be taught by music instructor Gordon Cobb