.@KwantlenU students recently took a trip to Surrey's Kennedy Hall where they were taught group dancing. “There’s a lot of research suggesting that sequential group dancing increases social bonding." Read more: kpu.ca/news/2025/03/03/kpu-s…

.@KwantlenU is recognizing David Young with an honorary degree at the university’s convocation ceremonies today. Young is a recently retired CEO of @SourcesBC, a community-based not-for-profit agency delivering services to the most vulnerable. Read more: kpu.ca/news/2025/02/24/kpu-a…

Harry Bains is being recognized with an honorary degree from @KwantlenU. The former B.C. New Democratic Party MLA and Minister of Labour will receive a Doctor of Laws at the university’s convocation ceremonies today. Read more: kpu.ca/news/2025/02/24/kpu-a…

Edith Kambere, an advocate for refugees and immigrants in Canada, is being recognized with an honorary degree from @KwantlenU. Kambere will receive a Doctor of Law at the university’s convocation ceremonies today. Read more: kpu.ca/news/2025/02/24/kpu-a…

.@KwantlenU is recognizing Amos Kambere with an honorary Doctor of Law at the university’s convocation ceremonies today. Kambere co-founded the Umoja Operation Compassion Society, a not-for-profit organization that supports newcomers in Surrey. Read more: kpu.ca/news/2025/02/24/kpu-a…

.@KwantlenU is recognizing Bruce Ralston with an honorary degree. Ralston, who is a former B.C. government cabinet minister and five-term MLA, will receive a Doctor of Laws at the university’s convocation ceremonies today. Read more: kpu.ca/news/2025/02/24/kpu-a…

A book exploring the history of Mizoram, India through a decolonial lens has earned @KwantlenU historian Dr. Kyle Jackson literary honours from the @AASAsianStudies and the @EcclesHistSoc. Learn more: kpu.ca/news/2025/02/14/kpu-h…

Sonya Ballantyne and Robert Jago join @KPUArts as Indigenous Filmmaker/Writer and Indigenous Journalist/Writer in Residence. “If you do any type of work, it is a Salish cultural value that you have to produce something of worth,” says Jago. Learn more: kpu.ca/news/2025/02/19/kpu-w…

A day in the life of a @KwantlenU student — that’s what prospective students were able to experience at KPU Discovery Days. “It’s a day for students to explore programs they could potentially be interested in at post-secondary." Read more: kpu.ca/news/2025/02/18/commu…

A new season of Third Age Learning at Kwantlen starts on Feb. 18, with registration now open to a variety of stimulating classes for adults over 50. The new season features a presentation by futurist Jim Bottomley. Read more: kpu.ca/news/2025/02/13/third…

The Invictus Games have arrived in Vancouver, and students from the @SquamishNation Training and Trades Centre can see their work on display. They collaborated with KPU and @spiritworksltd to create 50 medal presentation boxes.🏅 Read more: kpu.ca/news/2025/02/11/stude… @WeAreInvictus

A @KwantlenU research study is investigating the experiences of 2SLGBTQIA+ students at post-secondary institutions in the Lower Mainland. The goal is to present recommendations on how the students can be better supported. Learn more: kpu.ca/news/2025/02/10/2slgb…

Self-serve braille printing is now available at @KwantlenU's Surrey library. The new braille embosser is one of the first in Western Canada to be open to the public for fully self-serve use. Learn more: kpu.ca/news/2025/02/05/kpu-i…

How is Ebola linked to colonialism? KPU's Dr. Christian Lange is part of a team that used historical data to track the emergence of Ebola in Central Africa, shedding light on how colonial land use has helped viruses spread and evolve. Read more: kpu.ca/news/2025/02/04/resea…

.@KwantlenU instructor Greg Chan hosted a workshop this week to teach students and university employees how to play the Mahjong. "This is a reintroduction to a happy memory from childhood.” Read more: kpu.ca/news/2025/01/31/kpu-r…

Dozens of Surrey high school students brought their best business case forward at @KwantlenU with the goal of becoming the next Future Business Leader. Read more: kpu.ca/news/2025/01/29/futur…

Farming with drought? Naomi Robert, Senior Research and Extension Associate at the Institute for Sustainable Food Systems at KPU, is helping farmers become more drought-resilient. Read more about 'dry farming' here: kpu.ca/news/2025/01/28/farmi…

.@KwantlenU's Art Collective is inviting the community to experience nearly 30 artworks created by fine arts students as part of an exhibition at Turnbull Gallery in South Surrey. Read more: kpu.ca/news/2025/01/27/kpu-f…

Dr. Jeffrey Meyers, a criminology instructor at @KwantlenU, discusses provincial responses to Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs in an interview with Michelle Eliot for CBC’s BC Today. Watch the full interview: youtube.com/live/qW0YJLhRuOI

A $100,000 grant from Coast Capital Savings will support sustainable farming and Indigenous community engagement through @KwantlenU’s Farm School Program. Learn more: kpu.ca/news/2025/01/14/coast…