KPU welcomes new Indigenous filmmaker in residence
The award-winning Leena Minifie has joined the KPU community for the spring semester
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Harvard education scholar speaks on asset-based practices at KPU speaker series
Liya Escalera has over 20 years of higher education experience
‘Not a good turnout’: Only 553 ballots cast in the 2026 KSA election
Students elected representatives to 17 of 28 seats on council
‘That’s not democracy’: KSA breaks regulations to remove vice-president finance
Vice-President Student Life Ishant Goyal also resigned from his position due to health reasons
Bruce Choy terminated as KPU president for ‘confidential’ reasons
Choy was first put on paid leave in January, and Provost Diane Purvey has taken over as acting president
‘I believe in and vow to confidentiality’: KPU senate addresses president’s absence prior to termination days later, revises programs
Senate also discontinued the bachelor of music in musical arts and post-baccalaureate diploma in technical management and services
A new Oral Stories Series brings Indigenous teachings to life at KPU
The three inaugural videos feature stories and teachings from KPU Elder-in-Residence Lekeyten
‘It’s a way of existence’: KPU celebrates 4th annual sustainability month
March will bring back the student-only free clothing shop and a host of events
Team Canada powerlifter organizes donation drive for Tumbler Ridge shooting victims
Sumeet Sharma has set up donation boxes at three Supplement King locations in Surrey until Feb. 26
B.C. government launches independent review of public post-secondary system
The assessment findings will be presented next month
KSA involved in civil lawsuits concerning former employee, SGM, and ISU
The student association declined to comment on the ongoing proceedings
‘The Ministry is monitoring this situation’: KSA 2025 wages for elected members nearly $1 million
No other B.C. student association’s spending crosses the KSA on elected personnel's compensation
‘It’s bad governance’: KPU board of governors approve 2026-27 budget with $31-million cuts
KPU is predicting a $88-million drop in international student tuition revenue