All work has been suspended for a prescription-drug research group at UBC after the B.C. government pulled their funding. Therapeutics Initiative, a research group tasked with analyzing prescription drug data from across the province to see how effective those drugs are, can’t do any work right now. The provincial government has revoked their data access [...]

Candidates from various B.C. political parties discussed post-secondary issues at a debate Thursday, co-hosted by the SFU graduate students’ society and the Alliance of B.C. Students.

Block Party sold out early, and now the AMS says they’ve seen counterfeit tickets being sold for the annual last-day-of-classes bash.

What’s up with those stairs being crushed to rubble on the north side of the SUB? Why is there another half of the SUB you can’t get to? They’re building a temporary loading dock.

B.C. NDP advanced education critic Michelle Mungall isn’t making any new promises yet, but she’s confident she understands students’ needs.

All the provincial candidates running in the Vancouver–Point Grey riding showed up to Tuesday’s debate at UBC — except one.

There are 54 days left until the provincial election. Do you know where your student lobby movement is?

The B.C. Court of Appeal has ruled against increasing the jail term for Alexander Peepre, a UBC political science student who participated in the 2011 Stanley Cup riot.

A B.C. Liberal project using taxpayer-funded resources to mount an election campaign targeting minority voters ran out of the B.C. Ministry of Advanced Education with the knowledge of former minister John Yap, according to a report issued by Liberal deputy minister John Dyble.

The Wood Innovation and Design Centre, a B.C. Liberal–proposed multimillion-dollar research building in downtown Prince George, is facing intense scrutiny from all angles.