18 more candidates disqualified from KSA election
Candidates were disqualified after investigations into voting coercion, intimidation, slating, and the use of a QR code
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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
Candidate disqualified from KSA general election
Diljot Narula was disqualified for running as Indigenous student rep when he could not provide a basis for the self-identification as an Indigenous student
KPU welcomes new Indigenous artist-in-residence and writer-in-residence
Brandi Bird and Brandon Gabriel offer advice and assistance to students seeking support
Explainer: Family Day activities to do in B.C.
From ice skating to to paper toys, there is lots to do with our families
Kwantlen Human Resources Association is revived at KPU
The non-profit club is currently looking for students to join
Environmental activists protest outside Vancouver City Hall
The crowd drew in community organizers, city councillors, and choirs ahead of a climate report release
KPU gives out Indigenous language parchments
Starting this winter convocation, graduates will receive parchments in English and hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓