UBC is trying to raise around $1.3 million for a book that we (technically) already have a copy of sitting in the depths of the IKB basement.
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On November 20, AMS Council met to appoint two interims VPs, amend policies and hear presentations.
Our everyday diets provide insight into our way of life and surroundings. For archaeologists in the Lower Mainland, reconstructing the Səl̓ilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) diet prior to colonization is helping researchers understand the relationships between people and their territories.
The ancient murals of the Dunhuang desert’s caves came out to play at the Orpheum earlier this month for Grammy and Oscar-winning composer Tan Dun’s Buddha Passion.
The proposed legislation is transphobic and violent. If there was ever a time to stand up for the rights of 2SLGBTQIA+ people in Alberta and Canada, that time is now, writes Amalie Wilkinson.
UBC faculty and staff began moving into UBC’s newly completed workforce housing building at the end of October.
On Sunday afternoon at BC Place, the Toronto Argonauts proved the doubters wrong and defeated the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in a 41–24 upset to become the 2024 CFL champions.
Sinclair died on November 4 at 73 at a Winnipeg hospital surrounded by his family.
Let’s address the elephant in the room: tea is dull, right?
One of the most exciting things about public art is the intentionality of its location. Unfortunately, UBC's landscape is constantly shifting, and with buildings constantly coming and going, the art attached to it doesn’t always last forever.
Last summer, a group of four rock climbers from Squamish embarked on a 42 day trek to climb in the Coronation Glacier on Baffin Island, Nunavut. The Gnar-Whal’s Odyssey tells the story of that expedition.
Whether they have taken it or not, most UBC students have likely heard about the difficulty of MATH 100: Differential Calculus with Applications.
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The three of us would gather on my bed, five odd feet from a laptop playing Riverdale.
David Eby and the NDP should learn from past premiers and focus on governing for the long-term, writes Corwin Davidson.