KPU Surrey Campus

It's AccessAbility Week! Drop by to meet services at KPU that are doing Disability Justice and Accessibility work. There will be tables with information and members of the KPU community for you to come meet, including folks from Accessibility Services, the Office of Equity and Inclusive Communities, Including All Citizens Pathway, Teaching & Learning and KPU Library. Come say hello, chat, ask questions, be heard, and learn! This event will be held at each campus library during the week at the following times: Surrey Campus Library: Monday, May 26, 11-1 Langley Campus Library: Tuesday, May 27, 11-1 Tech Campus Library: Wednesday, May 28, 10-12 Richmond Campus Library: Thursday, May 29, 11-1 Hope to see you then! Questions? Ask the OEIC at...

Join us for Declaration Day on May 28, 2025. An in-person event where you can connect with degree advising teams from the Faculty of Arts, the Melville School of Business, and the Faculty of Science. Chat with an advisor about what declaration is and what you need to do to declare.

Are you interested in developing your group discussion skills AND meeting other students? This informal session welcomes multilingual students who would like to practice their spoken English in a relaxed and supportive environment. Each session will focus on an engaging topic from the news, a short video, or from students’ interests and experiences. Come and join us.

We all share a deep connection to food. Food evokes memory, identity, and comfort, linking us to our families, cultures, and the land. For Indigenous Peoples, food is more than sustenance—it is a connection to their histories, knowledge systems, and communities. Yet, in most public spaces, Indigenous foods are absent, unacknowledged, or inaccessible. This workshop series will do more than educate—it will set the table for transformation. Sharing Traditional Indigenous foods fosters reflection, conversation, relationships, and increased understanding of culturally significant foods. It is an act of reciprocity and reconciliation, supporting Indigenous students in reconnecting with the land while offering non-Indigenous participants a...

Are you interested in developing your group discussion skills AND meeting other students? This informal session welcomes multilingual students who would like to practice their spoken English in a relaxed and supportive environment. Each session will focus on an engaging topic from the news, a short video, or from students’ interests and experiences. Come and join us.