KPU in discussions to reopen study abroad program starting fall 2022
The university is monitoring the pandemic and health risks of sending students abroad
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KPU in last steps of launching Indigenous Studies department
The new department will help deepen the education on Indigenous and decolonizing perspectives
KPU Sport & Recreation launches spring 2022 intramural leagues
Participants have the opportunity to establish social connections while enjoying sports
Surrey Public Library no longer charging fines for overdue materials
Surrey joins Richmond, Burnaby, and North Vancouver in offering fine-free libraries
Students advocating for drug decriminalization host online community panel
Advocacy groups discussed the need for ongoing drug policy reforms in the province
KPU 101 Thriving in Action course gets a revamp for 2022
The course is being offered in a more condensed format to meet student needs
KPU Wilson School of Design recyclable materials competition enters next stage
Contestants will focus on topics like Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and toxic masculinity
Safe Sleep program to provide temporary housing for Surrey residents experiencing homelessness
The initiative is one of six in the city’s Pandemic Response Package
Surrey moves ahead with 84th Avenue road expansion through Bear Creek Park
The B.C. Supreme Court's decision was released to the public on Dec. 31, dismissing an environmental organization's petition
Alliance of B.C. Students polling campuses for provincial lobbying priorities
Students want investments in housing, sexual violence prevention, and mental health support
Explainer: The City of Surrey’s 2022 budget
The plan changes how Surrey residents will live over the next five years
Explainer: The government’s abandoned appeal case against the Catholic Church
How the Catholic Church did everything to steer clear of compensating Residential School survivors and got its way
Inside KPU’s response to the worldwide Log4j security vulnerability
AppsAnywhere and Citrix services were shut down to protect students, staff, and faculty
Surrey mayor Doug McCallum to remain in office until his case is heard in court
KPU instructor wants people to hold off on condemning McCallum until he’s proven guilty
Newly elected KSA Representative facing criminal charges in Surrey and Pitt Meadows
Alvin Chand is scheduled to appear in court over incidents that allegedly took place in October and December