We Should all be Judging Matthew Begbie
Begbie sentenced six First Nations chiefs to death, but a statue of the man still stands in New Westminster
Opinion
What We Do with Our Bodies After We Die Can Change Our Views of Mortality
Why be buried when you can have your ashes turned into a tattoo or flown into space?
If You Want to Have a Laugh in Vancouver, Go Underground
Smaller, performer-run comedy nights might surprise you with just how funny and diverse they can be
Add Some Spice to Your Life by Trying Something New
Leaving your comfort zone can stimulate your senses and help you stay smiley all summer
The 319 is, Officially, the Worst
TransLink releases list of most complained about bus routes in Metro Vancouver, with 319 at the top
Academics Need to Stop Using Overly Complex Writing
Some scholarly writers should learn that bigger doesn’t always mean better
Video Games and the People Who Play Them Can Change Reality
Games have much more bearing on our reality than we realize
Navigating Faith and Friendship Can Be a Challenge for Religious Students
KPU offers a number of resources to help them find a community, but there are still hurdles to overcome
KPU Students Need to Stand Together to Push for Institution-Wide Change
We must take collective action to have our voices heard and put an end to our school’s steady stream of scandals
From AOC to Malala, Millennials Have Plenty of People to Look Up to
Even with distrust in public figures at an all-time high, this generation has yielded inspiring icons
For Trudeau, Feminism is Just a Brand
The Prime Minister's commitment to gender equity is a watered-down version of feminist theory that lacks intersectionality
