KPU in-person convocation ceremony planned for June
Graduates could be celebrating together for the first time since 2019
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KPU Foundation raises over $136,000 for student awards during GivingTuesday
Awards support equity deserving minority groups whose experiences and challenges are often overlooked, says award recipient
Organizations against Surrey’s 84th Avenue expansion fundraise to cover legal fees
Legal costs are expected to rise as the City of Surrey pushes road construction
KSA advocating for better access to scholarships for students with disabilities
Students with fewer than nine credits in a semester are ineligible for scholarships and honour roll
New KPU arts course aims to teach students wellness exercises
A minimum of 15 credits is needed to register for the course
KPU plans to offer new entertainment arts programs in 2022
Students will be able to take courses on games design, animation, and visual effects
News Brief: KSA delays byelection during council meeting
Council stated concerns about the cost of holding a byelection close to the upcoming general election
KPU quietly replaces top administrators, refuses to provide an explanation
The university has declined to answer questions about the departure of Sandy Vanderburgh and David Florkowski
The B.C. government has updated its climate plan
Targets for reducing carbon emissions are set to reach net-zero by 2050
Surrey bans plastic checkout bags
The city aims to reduce the approximately 76 million single-use items sent to landfills each year
TALK students can now return back on campus for in-person learning
Students can learn about Burns Bog, cannabis, and Komagata Maru for a low fee
Journalism schools publish letter opposing government Freedom of Information fees
The letter characterizes the decision as a step backward in transparency
TransLink program offers transit passes in exchange for scrapped fossil fuel vehicles
The new initiative aims to help both the environment and commuters
KPU to use $500,000 fund to invest in student business case competition teams
An annual amount of $25,000 will go towards supporting students who compete locally and internationally
KPU’s animal care policy is in the last stage of the approval process
The animal care committee is hoping to be certified by the Canadian Council on Animal Care next year