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Kwantlen Polytechnic University hosted second annual South Asian Festival

School wins in the diversity, equity, and inclusion category

School wins in the diversity, equity, and inclusion category

Two Kwantlen Polytechnic University instructors are working together to produce the Indigenous Arts Project, an initiative that dives into the exploration of how Indigenous burlesque plays a part in First Nations’ knowledges and experiences. Policy Studies and English instructor Jennifer Hardwick and Indigenous Studies and Policy Studies instructor Vicki Haynes began working on the project

Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s English students and faculty came together to celebrate the winners of the second annual Intersectional Social Justice Essay Awards at the Surrey campus library on Wednesday. Hannah Kite-Holmes, Hailey Glennon, Brook Lowery, and Jordan Redekop-Jones were the recipients of the award while Makayla Tamula, Usha Gunatilake, and Carolina Mesquita Rocha received an

With the fall semester now here, classes are back in session at Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s five campuses. Besides attending classes, working on assignments, and studying for exams, there are services and initiatives available at KPU that students should be aware of to aid their university experience. This is a guide to some of the initiatives

Whether it be using innovative and creative teaching methods in the classroom or actively working on social justice projects on-campus and abroad, Kwantlen Polytechnic University is full of faces who work behind the scenes to provide students with a comfortable, accepting, and innovative learning environment. These changemakers are the unsung heroes of KPU, working towards

With files from Claudia Culley Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Task Force on Anti-Racism (TFA) presented their...

Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) will establish an office of anti-racism as its president promises to implement the recommendations of the institution’s Task Force on Anti-Racism (TFA).

When mass protests began in the summer of 2020 following the death of George Floyd, it was the first time many had heard of anti-racism. The ideal, first displayed in the early 1500s in Europe, has gained a great deal of traction in recent years due to the rising popularity of the Black Lives Matter