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Starting September, each Kwantlen Polytechnic University library location will offer laptops on a daily, first-come, first-serve basis instead of semesterly. The loan program is being updated to ensure greater access for students, and the change will ensure the availability of laptops when needed. Laptops can still be accessed by students in library computer labs as
Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Peer Resilience Program is offering three workshops this semester that students can attend at the Richmond campus. They are free to attend and cover a variety of topics ranging from healthy behaviours to happiness and connection. These workshops, which began the past fall semester, were created to help students connect with their
Last semester, Kwantlen Polytechnic University students in HIST 3310: The Fibre of Society – Textile Production in Global History, were given the option to recreate textiles from the past instead of completing a final paper. Tracey Kinney, a history instructor at KPU, has been running this course for over 20 years and came up with
Vancouver Mysteries is a company that aims to have people traversing the city while providing a fun experience. They run a series of outdoor, indoor, and online games where people explore Downtown Vancouver for clues to complete mysteries as fast and efficiently as possible. People aged 12 and up can participate with at least one
Kwantlen Polytechnic University English instructor Greg Chan is coordinating with artist-in-residence Brandon Gabriel and his artistic team to paint a mural on the red wall in the Surrey library atrium. The team started painting the mural in the first-floor lounge in the Arbutus building at the Surrey campus on Feb. 15 to 17, Feb. 23