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
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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
News Brief: KPU releases updated vaccination status survey results
A significant majority of students and staff self-reported being fully vaccinated
KSA says byelection expected to be held in November
The student association is looking to fill all but two positions
RapidBus service to be completed beside KPU by 2023
The bus route is projected to improve one of Metro Vancouver’s busiest bus routes
Explainer: B.C.’s five year recycling expansion plan
The ministry of environment and climate change plans to expand recycling categories
KSA advocacy coordinator looking to make university senate more accessible
The KSA says more can be done to help students take part in decisions that impact them
CASA 2022 pre-budget statement advocates for affordable education
Funding recommendations include changes to grant funding and disbursement
KPU Richmond campus is offering a new student-run acupuncture clinic
The clinic is open to students and the general public for $25 a session
KPU awarded four medals at U.S. College Beer Championship
Brewing students competed against 11 other post-secondary institutions from Canada and the U.S.
Explainer: The federal parties’ promises for post-secondary students
Pledges include loan forgiveness, mental health support, and increased funding
Proud2Vote gives the 2SLGBTQ+ community a political voice
The forum hosted by Qmunity invited election candidates to talk about 2SLGBTQ+ issues
CASA discusses top election issues for students
The issues range from affordability to climate change and food security
Family physicians campaign for vaccine awareness
The videos help the public learn a bit more about vaccines and why they are important
Elections Canada finds new ways for students’ vote after cancelling “Vote on Campus” program
Challenges presented by the pandemic have left student groups scrambling to find alternatives