Student U-Pass Program to Be Voted on Via KSA Referendum
KPU students will choose whether to accept a fee increase in order to keep a program that saves transit users $133.00 per month
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KSA Council Hasn’t Posted Meeting Minutes Since July
The association says a vacancy in its records coordinator and archivist position is the cause of missing council and committee minutes
The Future of KPIRG Rests in Students’ Hands
Voters will decide on Feb. 12 and 13 whether or not to redistribute the PIRG fund to scholarships and bursaries
Federal Committee to Develop National Framework Governing On-Campus Sexual Violence Policies
Minister Maryam Monsef says federal oversight is needed to update the “hodgepodge of policies” currently in place across the country
Indigenous Student Council Holds First Meeting
The newly-created council is looking to increase the impact of Indigenous students at KPU
KSA Prepares Referendum Questions for February Elections
Read the questions now to decide how you want to cast your ballot on Feb. 12 and 13
B.C. to Offer Post-Secondary Students 24/7 Mental Health Support
The service will supplement similar resources available at colleges and universities across the province
Joseph Thorpe Elected New President of the KSA
Thorpe replaces Caitlin McCutchen, who resigned at the end of November
Former Youth in Care Make Good Use of B.C.’s Tuition Waiver Program
At KPU and other colleges and universities in the province, ex foster kids have their tuition paid for by the Ministry for Advanced Education
KSA President Caitlin McCutchen Resigns
The Kwantlen Student Association will elect a new president following a vote from the executive committee on Dec. 11
Eliminating MSP Premiums Could Lead to B.C. Subsidizing International Students’ Health-Care
The province could join New Brunswick and Saskatchewan in paying for the health-care of international students
Researchers Work with the Community to Address Causes of Youth Violence in Surrey
Focusing on “at-risk” youth isn’t enough to solve the problem, citizens say
KPU Criminology Instructor Comments on Surrey’s Transition to Municipal Police Force
Mike Larsen says he is “skeptical” of some aspects of the city’s plan to replace the RCMP