Accessible changing station opens at KPU Surrey
The changing station is located on the first floor of the Fir building in a gender-neutral washroom
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KPU announces Molly Cross-Blanchard as the Indigenous writer-in-residence
Cross-Blanchard is a Métis poet, writer, and editor
VPD hosting personal safety workshop in December
The two-hour workshop will be at Mount Pleasant Community Centre and women over 16 can attend
KPU’s Surrey campus chosen to test pilot first Subway “Grab & Go” station in Canada
Premade Subway sandwiches are now available for students to purchase in the Birch building cafeteria
New payment model for family doctors to be implemented February next year
The model aims to address the doctor shortage and increases B.C. family doctors’ salaries
The federal government recognizes residential schools as genocide
A motion passed in the House of Commons last month, which called on the government to recognize residential schools as a form of genocide
The impact of the Sikh Genocide of 1984 continues today
The community reflects on the impact and strength it has left on them today
Candidates protest KSA byelection results
Two candidates say the elected Surrey campus representative broke KSA rules by exceeding the allowable campaign expense amount and bribed students for votes
Explainer: What Brenda Locke promises Surrey
The former city councillor top priorities are to stop the Surrey Police Service transition and increase government transparency
KPU clothing drive donates to Atira Women’s Resource Society
Winter clothing donations can be made at four of the campuses until Nov. 29
Wild Spaces at KPU promotes learning outdoors
The project aims to share the importance of place-based learning and encourage studying outdoors
KPU instructor speaks at UBC’s equity, diversity and inclusion event
Arley Cruthers spoke at the recent speaker series event, and touched on how teachers can provide a better learning environment for students
A KPU student club has partnered with UNICEF Canada
The Social Enterprise Club aims to raise $200 for UNICEF Canada by the end of the year