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When asked about the movie, Simard explained that the great thing about it is that people will be made aware of the current deteriorating state of our forests.

For the first time in the history of the sport, surfing will take the world stage this summer at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Games.

The program will provide those enrolled with the tools needed to effectively support Indigenous students and their families, as well as improve educational outcomes for Indigenous students across BC.

VP Academic and Provost Andrew Szeri announced Mahtani’s departure in a statement released Thursday afternoon.

Diversity Reads’ most recent episode discusses Bernadine Evaristo’s 2019 novel, Girl, Woman, Other. The book follows twelve characters, most of whom are Black British women.

The data was released July 16 via the BCCDC’s regional COVID-19 dashboard and is composed of data from June 8 to June 14.

The award, officially titled the St. Pierre, Romily, Nathanson Entrance Award in Law for Black Students, will be available to domestic Black students entering the Juris Doctor program.

The travel restrictions first came into effect on April 22 and were set to expire a month later, but the Canadian government recently extended the restrictions until June 21.

In the first week of the hearing, Hale took the stand, fielding questions from Parfitt and Wagner. The legal teams also interrogated Hale’s former psychologist Kim Maertz and current UBC Okanagan Associate Director of Campus Security Troy Campbell.

Proctorio’s application to allow for further cross-examination and to include an additional exhibit and two new affidavits has been denied.

Wills was initially intimidated by the idea of writing a memoir.

“When you give, there is something that returns to you,” Dr. Ryan said.

The forum was held in response to the rise in anti-Asian hate and racism over the past year, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and exemplified in the tragic Atlanta shootings earlier this year.

For Elder Grant, self-identifying was “always a challenge.”

As COVID-19 numbers fall across the province, UBC and its surrounding neighbourhood saw a per capita case rate of zero instances per 100,000 residents between June 1 and June 7.