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Calling All KPU Students! Do you have an idea you'd like to launch for your entrepreneurial journey? Join the Student Pitch Competition, hosted by the Melville School of Business on May 1, 2025! The Student Pitch Competition is a KPU entrepreneurial launch opportunity, hosted by the Melville School of Business. This inaugural event allows students to put knowledge into practice. It provides opportunities for inter-disciplinary collaboration, cultivating a spirit of entrepreneurship, innovation and sustainable growth as they evaluate and pursue personal and professional career goals. What’s in it for you? • Turn your ideas into action • Gain valuable feedback from faculty mentors and industry judges • Build connections with KPU’s...

Join us at KPU’s 2025 Research Showcase, a full day event which spotlights the remarkable research and innovation efforts of our KPU community. Attendees can expect insightful presentations from KPU researchers, student posters, and networking opportunities. The keynote and panel will highlight how Generative AI is transforming research and pushing boundaries, while considering the implications on research ethics, equity, security, and more. The second half of the day will showcase the diverse research and innovation happening across KPU. Who can register to attend? This event is open to employees, faculty, and students across the KPU community.

Come meet with degree advising teams from the Faculty of Arts, Melville School of Business and the Faculty of Science at Declaration Day - an in-person event January 29, 2025. Chat with an advisor about what declaration is and what you need to do to declare.

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...