On September 17, Migrant Students United (MSU) at UBC rallied alongside Sulong UBC, MSU at SFU, Migrante BC, Committee for Domestics' Workers and Caregivers’ Rights and Gabriela BC for “Status for All” in front of the Canada Border Services Agency building.
If you see Jack Goes to Therapy, prepare to laugh until your stomach hurts, question your own dating life and even shed a few tears.
The Ukrainian Student Union (USU) held a rally on campus in solidarity with Ukraine on Monday, three days after the one-year anniversary of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine last year.
If not relief, I hope these songs can be found to be relatable, enjoyable and an escape from everyday life.
The art exhibit was well-designed, easy to follow and provided a space of imagination, comfort, acceptance and hope.
The winds still blow and the leaves still fall.
The Ubyssey spoke to students on campus about which songs suited their autumnal commute to class; some students mentioned why they feel connected to these songs and how music is related to cherished memories.
The problem was that the horror from the books bled into my real life.
What better way is there to fill those long walks across campus than by listening to your favourite music?