The B.C. government unveiled its 2025 provincial budget on March 4, aiming to strengthen health-care services, support local business, and help with creating affordable housing. The budget shows that ...

Malcolm Aiken is a music instructor at Kwantlen Polytechnic University as well as a Juno Award-nominated trumpeter, artist, and music producer. Holding his master’s degree in ethnomusicology from the ...

As women’s soccer continues its rapid rise, the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) has found a valuable and strategic partner in Amazon Prime Video. The streaming service not only broadcasts NWSL ...

Jonsdottir sent the following responses in an email statement to The Runner. When did you join the KPU community and why? I joined KPU in 2012 when I packed my bags and moved from Iceland to Canada ...

The Vancouver Convention Centre at Canada Place hosted the Terminal City Tabletop Convention (TCTC) from March 14 to 16, serving as a haven for tabletop enthusiasts. The event featured everything from ...

Two Kwantlen Polytechnic University instructors were recognized at convocation ceremonies last month for exemplary and exceptional teaching. Chemistry instructor Catherine Chow was nominated for the ...

The Kwantlen Student Association increased meeting honorariums and executive pay as well as reviewed its draft audited financial statements during a council meeting on March 21. The council voted to ...

Drive to Survive, released on March 7, captures the highs and lows of the dramatic 2024 Formula 1 season. As always, the Netflix docuseries blended the raw intensity of on-track battles with the ...

The Thorn launched in the fall of 1983 at Kwantlen College. (Robert Mumford) The Runner is not the first student newspaper at Kwantlen Polytechnic University. In fact, it’s not even the second or ...

The British Columbia Institute for Technology Student Association (BCITSA) created an external policy that condemns the Kwantlen Student Association's conduct and calls on lobbying organizations and ...