No End in Sight to the Humanitarian Crisis Afflicting 80 per cent of Yemen’s Population
Ravaged by years of military destruction, displacement, famine and disease, the Yemen Crisis is only getting worse
Ravaged by years of military destruction, displacement, famine and disease, the Yemen Crisis is only getting worse
Shutting down intake to the music program limits work for music instructors, who are now being laid off after decades at the university
KPU Security Manager Harry McNeil and the affected students comment on the incident
Emotional success seems to be more important to those studying here than financial success, according to a recent survey
Faculty members identify issues within the AD2 policy that could cause further harm to vulnerable students
“It would be wise for political parties to commit to investing in the priorities of young people in Canada,” says the report
Over the past six years, Dr. Salvador Ferreras has helped KPU develop into the institution it is today
The Canadian Federation of Students has vowed to fight the Ontario government’s policy which categorizes certain student fees as “non-essential”
Many are critical of a policy that led to the arrest of Jobandeep Singh Sandhu for exceeding working hours
CEO Barbara Gosse says more needs to be done to combat one of the worst human rights abuses occurring in our country today
Wapikoni Mobile, Indigenous Screen Office, and imagineNATIVE join 11 other underserved Canadian screen creators with Netflix partnership
The research group could cease operations this fall if its funding isn’t reinstated by the Kwantlen Student Association
Most science and math courses will be moved into new faculties as of fall 2020