After a comeback 85–73 win against the Bishop’s University Gaiters, the University of Victoria Vikes will go onto the national basketball semifinal at Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Stadium on Friday, March 14.
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“For those familiar with modern Canadian history, the Bomarc Missile Crisis serves as a reminder of the pattern of aggression from the American executive when Canadian policy has not aligned with their immediate interests,” writes Juan F. Hernandez.
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An unofficial and unapproved vote-no campaign, called Vote No UBC, has began against a student-proposed referendum asking the AMS to endorse a two-day student strike from March 24-25 to demand UBC divest from companies students say are complicit in Palestinian human rights violations.
Here we're covering the Great Debate on March 6 where the candidates for all positions debated each other.
Candidates spoke about improving consultation and the role the proposed AMS VP student life could have on Indigenous students at UBC at this year’s Indigenous Forum on March 5.
February 14 detention of UBC staff member is “racial profiling, plain and simple,” writes Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East analyst Lynn Naji.
On Thursday, UBC's men's basketball team will face Atlantic Canada champions, the University of PEI Panthers, in the Final 8 national quarterfinals. Here's what you can expect from the game.
Three adult groups in BC have hearing health costs covered by the provincial health care system — people with disabilities, veterans (who are primarily covered federally) and workers who develop hearing loss due to work-related noise exposure, thanks to WorkSafe BC. The rest of the population? No coverage.
On Thursday, UBC's women's basketball team will face Atlantic Canada champions, the Saint Mary's University Huskies, in the Final 8 national quarterfinals. Here's what you can expect from the game.
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As a kid, Igor Drljača could never get through the New Year’s Eve screening of 2001: A Space Odyssey that a local Toronto television station would play before midnight in the 90s.
“The normalization of this level of surveillance of students at a public university is deeply troubling,” writes Sean Tucker.
Local real estate developer and philanthropist Peter Wall died on March 2 at 87, the Wall Financial Corporation confirmed in a statement.