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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
KPU senate passes pathway to nursing degrees, approves new micro-credentials
The university’s senate also revised the bachelor of arts framework and approved a list of new, revised, and discontinued courses
Explainer: Key investments and new funding in B.C.’s 2025 budget
The budget, which puts the province in a record $10.9-billion deficit, addresses issues such as health care, housing, and U.S. tariff threats
2 KPU instructors receive Distinguished Teaching Awards
Catherine Chow and Alym Amlani were recognized for exemplary teaching in their fields
KPU board of governors approve 2025-26 draft budget including faculty layoffs
The university’s vice-president external affairs said not passing the budget would put the institution’s student housing project in “jeopardy”
BCIT student association creates external policy condemning KSA’s conduct
The policy calls on lobbying organizations and government leaders to decline working with the KSA, among other actions
KPU brewing releases new beer to celebrate International Women’s Day
The university’s brewing faculty launched Coastal Breeze to raise money and empower women in the business
KPU criminology honours students seek participants for final research projects
Research topics explore human relationships with fear, harassment, racial discrimination, and religious institutions
KPU senate endorses draft budget showing $12.1-million drop in revenue
International student tuition fees are expected to fall by 41 per cent
KPU moves closer to launching professor titles for instructors and academic administrators
The university’s senate voted in favour of recommending Policy and Procedure AC16 Academic Title Awards to the board of governors
B.C. invests in disaster resilience to combat climate change
The province will give 39 communities more than $19 million for disaster-risk reduction efforts