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UBC Senate re-election concludes with Fontana joining previously-elected senators

Following a repeated election for student senator-at-large, Zarifa Nawar, Kareem Hassib, Ananya Gupta, Solomon Yi-Kieran and Drédyn Fontana won the five student senator-at-large seats for the upcoming year.

Spencer Izen and Colin Angell

AMS sued by removed VP AUA for wrongful termination

microphone on desk, empty chair, tiered seating

A re-election is being held for Vancouver student Senator due to ballot error

As Lapu Lapu Day tragedy vigil is held on campus, mourners look to systemic change for healing

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Culture

An illustration based on Sex and the City. It depicts Carrie talking to Mr. Big and Carie lying next to a feminine version of Mr. Big, as well as a hand putting a shoe on a woman's foot.

May 9

Sex and the Situationship

Sex and the City is the most prevalent piece of situationship scripture.

Acadia Currah, Illustrations by Abbie Lee

Four people in white tank tops and blue jeans sit on a staircase, leaning into each other.

Now We’re In It approaches love and sacrifice with a ‘Yes, and…’ philosophy

A musician playing guitar onstage at Goosehunt 2025 in front of an audience, lit in purple and green tones.

You know what Goosehunt is

Three panels with text and images of Matthias making prints. Sheets of paper are hung on twine beneath them.

Lisa Matthias's microscopic landscapes at the Beaty

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Features

The main area of the Ubyssey office, which has a blue couch and two large banners reading "The Ubyssey."

May 3

The Ubyssey is hiring podcast hosts

The Ubyssey is planning to launch several podcasts during the 2025/26 academic year, so we're looking for hosts interested in writing and recording their own shows.

Elena Massing

RCP and a hammer and sickle are written in white text on a red flag being waved during a student protest on UBCV's Main Mall.

‘A genuine rejection of the system’: Why communist ideology is rising at UBC

Eli Puterman smiling at the camera under a cherry blossom tree. He is wearing a blue button-up shirt.

Eli Puterman explores avenues to reduce stress — mentally and physically

Serena Kealy smiles away from the camera in a black shirt and cream blouse in front of a beige background.

Crafting joy: Serena Kealy’s textiles speak of girlhood, resistance and belonging

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Opinion

An illustration featuring the Vancouver City Hall and a close-up drawing of the top of Parliament of Canada, with a yellow outline of British Columbia and blue outline of the City of Vancouver overlayed in the background.

April 15

Powers at be: Climate action was huge in the late 2010s. What happened?

Climate action isn’t as politically popular as it used to be — but it doesn’t have to be that way. Climate activists have shaped our perceptions before with movements like Fridays for Future, and they can do it again, argues External Politics Columnist Maya Tommasi.

Maya Tommasi