KSA council holds 1st meeting since students hosted SGM
The student association does not recognize the 27 new student representatives who were appointed to the council at the SGM
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News brief: City of Surrey recognized for leadership in accessibility and cultural spaces
The city received two awards from the BC Recreation and Parks Association
KPU interdisciplinary instructor wins B.C. teaching award
Lee Beavington was recognized for his contributions to student-centred education
KPU criminology instructor admits to sexually harassing 3 B.C. university students, 2 VPD coworkers
Keiron McConnell is on leave from the university, but KPU cannot reveal when the decision was made, citing privacy legislation
KPU researchers develop new test to save B.C.’s salmon population
Biology instructor Paul Adams worked with a team of student research assistants on the project
KPU board of governors pass draft audited financial statements, approve engineering physics diploma and brewing certificate
Members of the board also received an update on the fiscal year 2026 budget amid lower summer enrolments
KPU senate suspends environmental protection technology diploma program, appoints student senators to committees
The senate also made changes to English proficiency assessment scoring and approved a list of graduates
KPU youth leaders awarded for pride advocacy
Destiny Lang and Liam Ruel were recognized by Sher Vancouver for outstanding advocacy and leadership in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community
B.C. set to make changes to drivers’ licensing program in early 2026
The changes will smoothen the process for those seeking a Class 5 road test in the province
Tunisian university students enter Global Exchange program at KPU
The program will give a select few international students the opportunity to study at KPU through funding from Global Affairs Canada
KSA served SGM petition calling to remove 2 councillors and appoint 4 disqualified candidates
Councillors called a special general meeting for July, but students are going ahead with holding one on May 30, citing the KSA’s bylaws and Societies Act
KPU instructors weigh in on the Canadian federal election
Faculty from the sociology, political science, and psychology departments discuss Canadian voters and U.S. relations
TransLink announces 2025 investment plan, prevents route and service cuts
The B.C. government, Mayors’ Council, and TransLink resort to increasing funding
