News

Capilano University approves program intake suspensions for 2027–28

CapU’s Board of Governors has approved three-year intake suspensions for the Bachelor of Communication Studies and Music Diploma programs.

  • Oct 23

Capilano University lowers flags in remembrance of Wainwright tragedy

CapU joins Canadians across the country in mourning the tragic loss of four Canadian Armed Forces members.

  • Oct 19

CapU becomes first university in B.C. recognized as WWF-Canada Living Campus

The certification recognizes post-secondary institutions that demonstrate leadership in conservation, sustainability and environmental engagement.

  • Oct 16

What ReconciliACTION means at CapU

A message from the president

  • Sep 23

Transformational gift advances Indigenous student success at CapU

A $215,000 gift from the Isabel Bader Charitable Trust will support Indigenous learners from recruitment to graduation and advance reconciliation through education.

  • Sep 22

Updated land acknowledgment

An important correction to Capilano University’s land acknowledgment.

  • Sep 22

Fulmer Family Centre for Childhood Studies earns LEED Gold certification

CapU's early childhood education, research and innovation hub recognized for excellence in sustainable design and environmental performance

  • Jul 21

Board of Governors re-elects board executive and welcomes newly elected members

RJ Wallia will continue as Board Chair alongside Vice-Chairs Shelley Frost and Amina El Mantari, as the Board welcomes new members Karan Deep Nain and Harjoban Gill.

  • Jul 13

Capilano University appoints new provost & vice-president, academic

Vicki St. Pierre, DMA, has been appointed as provost & vice-president, academic.

  • Jul 9

Capilano University honoured by Leo Awards for Outstanding Achievement

School of Motion Picture Arts earns one of B.C.'s highest screen industry honours as CapU alumni and faculty receive Leo Awards recognition.

  • Jul 7