The library is where your KPU Card is issued. You use your KPU Card to:
To get your card, submit an online card application. You will receive an email when it is ready to pick up. You can apply for your KPU card anytime during the semester and up to one month before you register for classes. 
Any official communication from the university (including the library) will be sent to your KPU email account, so check it often.
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Campus site and floor maps for each campus should help: Surrey, Richmond, Langley and Cloverdale. If you are looking for a classroom and not sure which map to look at, just ask us. There are large print copies of all campus maps at our Service and Research Help desks. We happy to help you find it.
If you are trying to find something in a Library we have floor maps for Surrey Library: 1st floor, 2nd floor & 3rd floor, Richmond Library, Langley Library and Cloverdale Library.
Still can't find what you need? Just ask any library employee and we can point you in the right direction.
KPU's Dates and Deadlines will tell you the last day you can withdraw from a class, when exam period ends, final dates for paying fees and much more.
Library hours vary throughout the year, check our website for the most up to date Library open hours.
Applying to KPU: Visit Future Students.
Registering for classes, fee payments, etc: Visit Student Enrolment Services.
Compass cards, medical coverage or other Kwantlen Student Association related services: Visit Kwantlen Student Association.
Lost or stolen items: Visit your campus Security Office.
More questions? Look at the rest of this New Student Guide (see more subject tabs at the top), try the Library's FAQ database, or just ask.
Your wellness is important! KPU and the KSA (Kwantlen Student Association) has lots of resources for students to support a healthy and supportive lifestyle.
Visit Thrive at KPU for and Kwantlen Student Association for information about services for students that relate to your health and wellness.
The Library has a Wellness Collection housed at Surrey Campus Library designed to provide KPU students and staff with a selection of books related to wellness.
Student Health 101 is a free, monthly student resource that promotes healthy bodies and minds.
The KSA/KPU Peer Support Program offers one-on-one support services, resources and referrals relating to health and well-being.
The KSA has events, clubs and other opportunities for you to get involved and engaged with KPU and your fellow students.
KPU also has an event calendar that you can visit to see what is going on on campus!