KPU Senate discontinues a trades program, discusses changes in student enrolment
Next fall, the mechatronics and advanced manufacturing technology program will no longer be active
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KSA Cares offers free hot meals to students
The meals will be given out at Grassroots Cafe and on KPU’s five campuses on select dates
KPU students now eligible for $50,000 community and social change fellowship
The 12-month fellowship will offer students an opportunity to collaborate and engage with the community
Amazon Interdisciplinary Field School will take KPU students on a journey to Colombia
Students can learn about local culture and history, meet locals, and visit Bogotá's attractions
Surrey announces plan to tackle homelessness in the city
The plan seeks to put a “functional end to homelessness” over the next five years
Crafting futures: KPU offers welding program to inmates
The university partnered with the Fraser Regional Corrections Centre to allow those in prison to achieve certification
City of Surrey sees decrease in illegal dumping
The city has implemented initiatives like the summer clean-up blitz to build community pride and keep Surrey clean
Third Age Learning at Kwantlen continues to empower lifelong learners
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, TALK offers courses to support continued education for adults over 50
KPU student movement calls to ‘clean the KSA’
The distributed flyers questioning the KSA’s integrity have a QR code leading to a group chat for students to join
B.C. government releases guidelines to protect students from overdoses on campus
The province is providing naloxone kits to campuses as part of the rollout
‘We don’t believe in climate change, it’s a big hoax,’ Freedom Party leader says at KPU panel
NDP’s Jessie Sunner and Freedom Party’s Amrit Birring traded jabs at a KPU provincial election panel
KSA addresses KPU canceling the space for its special general meeting
The student association acknowledged the university’s safety concerns and reinstated its independence
Undergraduates pay more in extra fees than graduate students across Canada
New data from Statistics Canada shows undergraduates pay higher rates for student services, recreation, and more