BC Conservative Party leader John Rustad announced the party’s complete platform on October 15 at the UBC Rose Garden.
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Eighteen months ago, then second-year wide receiver Sam Davenport’s fast blossoming football career at SFU was cut short. Now, he's a star player with the Thunderbirds.
Kip the Coyote wasn’t just another furry friend on UBC campus — from sunbathing on the lawns of Place Vanier to chasing squirrels down Main Mall, Kip has touched the hearts of UBC students for years.
UBC students gathered in solidarity to hold a vigil for Palestine and Lebanon.
Komaniecki aims to inspire confidence in his students. And this starts on day one when, according to class tradition, he will have new students stand up and sing together.
Whether or not you consider it a good thing or not (I think it’s not), luck and the actions of people who aren’t BC Conservatives have had more to do with their rise than anything Rustad and company have done, writes Michael Grindlay.
The truth is, every single person in BC is in a relationship whether they may or not know about. That relationship happens to be with their MLA, writes Amardeep Bains.
AMS Council approved its provincial election stances after a private in-camera discussion on October 9.
UBC's women's soccer dominated the UNBC Timberwolves 7–0 on Friday and Saturday thanks to hat trick performances by Jade Taylor-Ryan and Holly Whelan.
The number of discrimination reports increased significantly, while reports of sexual misconduct decreased slightly on campus according to UBC’s Investigations Office’s annual report.
The 2024 Academic Experience Survey (AES) results reveal students’ continuing concerns around affordability, mental health, access to support services and discrimination.
On October 11, students gathered in the Great Hall to meet provincial candidates and hear their opinions on key policy issues at an AMS-hosted mixer and debate.
Faculty, students and members of the Vancouver community gathered on October 10 to hear from UBC professors on the shifting political landscape and how the 2024 provincial election may shape BC's future.
BC NDP leader and BC Premier David Eby is hoping to be reelected, running on the continuation and expansion of the NDP’s affordability and sustainability programs.
Climate scientist, financial analyst and economist Dr. Devyani Singh is running for the BC Green Party on a platform centring climate policy and affordability.