For the upcoming game, the T-Birds will travel on the road to meet their main archrivals —the University of Calgary Dinos. It will be a rematch of last year’s Hardy Cup, where the ‘Birds struck down the Dinos 34-26 in their own back yard— a task that
It might be a bit challenging to locate the tiny horse — named Princess Aurora — at first glance due to the swarm of students surrounding her, but the adorable creature is worth the hunt. There are also goats, bunnies and chickens inside a trailer.
The Science Undergraduate Society (SUS) is developing a system to coordinate the buying and selling of lower-level class textbooks, so lower year science students don’t have to do the ground work on their own.
As regular attendees of the Vancouver Pride Parade might know, this has not been the first time that Justin Trudeau has marched in the Pride Parade. He has been coming since 2014, but this is his first year attending as Canada’s Prime Minister.
Your social life as a student is one of your number one priorities, so we’ve brought you a bunch of social apps that will give your online persona an ego boost and make it impossible for you to pay attention in class.
I know it may not seem related, but any issue pertaining to black lives cannot be divorced from my understandings of feminism. The women at the centre were so so so supportive of it and we just threw a really kind of last minute event together.
“It’s the book as a work of art — a sort of supreme work of art. Everything about it has been designed [and] executed in a very thoughtful way, even down to the clasps, the binding and the gilding on the sides of the page,” said Mackie.
School is back! Whatever your situation, The Ubyssey has a list of things for you to remember when you come to campus. Follow this list and all of your UBC dreams will come true. You can trust us, right?
While the campus's population may have decreased by a few thousand, UBC managed to remain busy over the summer! From the Olympics to the drafting of a new sexual assault policy, here's a recap of what students — old and new — may have missed.
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