Canadian Researchers Study Long-Term Cannabis Use Among Students
Experts from UVic and St. Francis Xavier hope to better understand decision amongst young cannabis users
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Zed Cred Program Continues to Cut Out Textbook Costs with New Diploma
Students can earn the Adult Graduation Diploma without having to pay for a single textbook
Surrey City Lab Connects Students with Civic Policymakers
The partnership will facilitate hands-on courses about local issues, policy, and urban planning
Trinity Western University Revokes Mandatory Signing of Community Covenant for Students
The covenant, which prohibits sex outside of hetrosexual marriage, must still be signed by TWU staff and faculty
KSA Planning By-Election, SGM for Fall Semester
The student association hopes to increase membership and update its bylaws before the end of the year
Female Leaders in Academia to Meet for Unique Conference this Fall
The dean of KPU’s science and horticulture faculty will attend the four-day event in Winnipeg this October
KSA Hires Several New Staff Members for the Fall Semester
The new policy and political affairs coordinator discusses her previous experience and her new role with the Association
KPU Plows Ahead with Research Farm Lab Project
The new lab will occupy eight of the 55 hectares of Richmond’s Garden City Lands
KPU Surrey’s Spruce Building Will Be Ready for Students this Fall
A short timeline and labour challenges contributed to its delayed completion date
Victims of “LGBT Purge” Receive Justice and Closure Decades Later
A $145 million settlement was made in response to a class-action lawsuit against the government of Canada
New KSA Executives Gear Up For the Fall Semester and Federal Election
Sarah Strachan, Dhruv Shahi, and Mayur Gupta settle into their new KSA executive roles
KPIRG Unable to Update Bylaws at SGM on July 24
The group’s directors are confident that KPIRG will remain functional despite unchanged bylaws and a lack of funding
Provincial Government Allocates Additional Funding for Students with Disabilities
KPU will receive $75,000 for the creation and improvement of relevant programs