KSA served SGM petition calling to remove 2 councillors and appoint 4 disqualified candidates
Councillors called a special general meeting for July, but students are going ahead with holding one on May 30, citing the KSA’s bylaws and Societies Act
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KPU instructors weigh in on the Canadian federal election
Faculty from the sociology, political science, and psychology departments discuss Canadian voters and U.S. relations
TransLink announces 2025 investment plan, prevents route and service cuts
The B.C. government, Mayors’ Council, and TransLink resort to increasing funding
KPU introduces summer courses exploring climate change policy
ARTS 1150 and GEOG 2050 will examine climate justice and renewable energy solutions through policy analysis and fieldwork
KPU senate approves brewing certificate, diploma in engineering physics, and psychology micro-credentials
The senate also approved a list of new, revised, and discontinued courses
‘Our spirit is unbreakable’: KPU community responds to Lapu Lapu Day tragedy in Vancouver
KPU Pinoy Club president Sheena Dela Torre says members of several Filipino organizations have come together to support the victims
KSA dismisses speaker of council, disqualifies 5 candidates for slating after releasing election results
Sukhdeep Singh was removed as speaker, and the disqualified students included four previously declared elected council members
Concerns about KSA and B.C. student unions discussed in provincial legislative assembly
Critic for Post-Secondary Education Korky Neufeld brought student union misconduct allegations to the ministry’s attention
KPU research scientist receives grant to study strawberry production in greenhouses
The $540,000 grant will help further research that allows growers produce crops in greenhouses using LED lighting
KPU receives $300,000 from Y.P. Heung Foundation to support sustainable agriculture efforts
The donation allows KPU’s sustainable agriculture and food systems program to provide more hands-on opportunities and reduce food waste
KPU instructor works towards achieving disability justice and removing barriers in education
Fiona Whittington-Walsh recently launched a braille printing guide for instructors as part of the Including All Citizens Pathway
Explainer: Heading to the polls this federal election
A breakdown of Canada’s key issues, parties, platforms, and ridings for the April 28 election
KPU announces new affordable housing option for students
The SpacesShared platform pairs students with compatible hosts for an average monthly rent of $500 to $850