‘Not Just Right’ feelings can affect thinking, KPU study finds
Psychology graduate Aidan Sammel connects feelings of incompleteness to cognitive flexibility among those with obsessive-compulsive tendencies
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Transit advocates call for low-income pass as fares increase
TransLink fares increased an average of 5 per cent across on July 1
Spain defeats Argentina to win World Cup
Captain Rodri wins the Golden Ball, given to the best player of the tournament
Creative and technical: KPU’s interior design program earns 5th accreditation
The Wilson School of Design program’s reaccreditation sets graduates apart
Surrey Pride festival celebrates 27th anniversary
Colour, music, drag, and vendors took over Surrey’s downtown
KPU and Coquitlam School District’s partnership keeps shop classes running
The safety course will train already-certified teachers to teach shop classes without needing a Red Seal certification
The Defendants podcast explores the justice system and sexual assault crimes
The six-part series uses personal storytelling and investigation to understand how the system works
$120K grant opens doors for KPU instructor’s research journal
Lindsey Seatter is the editor-in-chief of an open-access arts and humanities journal
‘It was a team effort’: KPU library team wins JEDI Award
The nine-person team was recognized for their efforts toward Indigenization, anti-racism, and equity at the university
‘Disgraceful and offensive’: Surrey Pride crosswalk vandalized
Surrey police are investigating after a video of the vandalization was posted to social media
‘We are strong and resilient’: KPU board passes budget showing waning international revenue
The board of governors heard that a healthy surplus should be at least $5 million, but KPU’s was only $202,000 in 2026