This Year’s B.C. Budget Draws Praise From Students and Educators
The budget will see millions in funding go towards student housing and childcare
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Federal Budget Incentivises Universities to Address Sexual Assault on Campuses
The Canadian government is encouraging universities to “harmonize” their sexual assault reporting frameworks
Canadian Charity Initiatives Challenge Students to Investigate their Food
Through the Good Food Challenge, Meal Exchange is encouraging students to trace the origins of what they eat
Vancouver Giants Weather the Storm Despite Injuries to Top Players
The team faced a tough schedule last month with the absence of four key defencemen
Yes PR BC Campaign Calls for Proportional Representation
KSA VP Caitlin McCutchen has signed on to help lead the provincial initiative
Surrey Fire Department Uses Statistical Analysis to Fight the Opioid Crisis
By employing business intelligence tools, emergency responders can significantly reduce their response time to overdoses
KPU Tech To Create New Mechatronics Program with Government Funding
The mechatronics and advanced manufacturing program will be the of its kind offered to trades and technology students
KPU Has Stopped Accepting International Applications for 2018
The university’s Provost cites an unprecedented number of applications as the reason for putting a cap on international intake
Students Looking For Work Can Find It With Career Services
The career centre provides information about job postings on and off campus
The 2018 KSA Election Results Are In
Here’s who will be representing KPU students this year
Post-Secondary Institutions Across Canada are Hiring More Female Faculty Members
The national average has risen to 40 per cent, while KPU has consistently stayed above 50 per cent
Highlights from the 2018 KSA Election Debates
Candidates who spoke at the event discussed long waitlists for courses, on-campus culture, and student housing
CASA Urges canada to Remove Financial Barriers For Students with Issues of Mental Health
The Canadian Alliance of Student Associations has published a paper that calls on the government to take action
B.C. Supreme Court Votes to End Solitary Confinement in Prisons
The decision to end the controversial practice is one of the biggest in prison justice history