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Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver are looking for volunteers
The program pairs volunteers and youth who share common interests to build connections and a sense of community
KPU offers research and grant program for students
Accepted applicants can receive up to $5,000 in funding for sustainable development projects
SFU criminologist receives prize for domestic violence research
The prize is awarded for research that recognizes and contributes to the understanding of controversy
KPU’s Zero Textbook Cost program is growing
The university is planning to add more courses with free materials in the future
Additional shuttle bus added for the fall semester schedule
With more in-person classes and inflation in gas prices, the KSA expects shuttle buses will be in demand
New community fridge at KPU’s Richmond campus
Free produce from the Garden City Lands is available for all KPU students
New free Wi-Fi system available in Surrey for university students, faculty, and researchers
The eduroam service is offered in Surrey public libraries, recreation centres, Surrey Arts Centre, and City Hall
BCFS endorses campaign for free contraceptives in B.C.
The price of contraceptives is a barrier many face, costing some people up to $240 per year or more
Tuition benefit for executive members approved at KSA special meeting of council
Executives can have up to $10,000 reimbursed each year of their tuition fees
Youth work to act on climate change
A non-profit society hopes to bring youth together to tackle climate change in their local areas
KPU community loses recent graduate to ‘tragic accident’
Jasskirat Singh, 20, graduated in June and hoped to eventually open his own business