The novel follows Jessamyn St. Germain, a young aspiring actress with a passion for musical theatre who’s willing to sacrifice everything, including her health, dignity and sanity, for a standing ovation.
On Saturday afternoon, the University of Alberta Pandas concluded their 2024/25 season with a win that capitalized on Université Laval's poor offence in the women's basketball consolation final.
Zarifa Nawar, Jasper Lorien, Kareem Hassib, Ananya Gupta and Solomon Yi-Kieran won the five student senator-at-large seats.
The Concordia University Stingers eliminated the Bishop's University Gaiters from the U Sports national basketball tournament with a comfortable 81–66 win, advancing to the consolation final on Saturday for fifth place.
The University of Ottawa Gee-Gees are on to face the Carleton University Ravens in the women's national semifinal after a 71–67 overtime victory over the Université Laval Rouge et Or.
On Saturday night in Saskatoon, the Thunderbirds fell 71–59 to the University of Saskatchewan Huskies in the Canada West (CW) championship.
Last night, 9 out of 14 candidates for the student senator-at-large race, squared off in the Pit for the great debate.
Incumbent and newly appointed vice-chair of the Senate Teaching and Learning Committee Kareem Hassib is running for his third year in a row to be one of UBC’s student senators-at-large.
Ananya Gupta is a fourth-year psychology student and the current Arts Undergraduate Society VP academic running for one of five student senator-at-large seats.
Shorya Goyalis running to be a student senator-at-large on a platform of making the academic appeal process more transparent, implementing compassionate withdrawal and grade adjustment policies for mental health crises and expanding mental health services.
At the February 5 AMS Council meeting, an overview and update was given on the status of the AMS/GSS Health and Dental plan, including talks of a slight increase in certain areas of coverage.
On January 29, UBC’s Board of Governors (BoG) gathered to hear an update on the progress of UBC’s strategic plan refresh.
Halfway through the season, UBC women’s ice hockey is leading Canada West with an impressive 21–2 record and looking poised for a fourth consecutive conference championship.
Vancouver produces a lot of noise — anthropogenic noise. Even submersed in nature, the sounds of car traffic can be more common than birds chirping. Tara Brown knows this well.
As a student in the 1980s, Lemieux was introduced to economics in the context of a national recession.
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