Even now in Vancouver, UBC is home to the gulls. They perch themselves outside of the Nest, eating student leftovers from the turf — competing with the racoons — then ascend through the wind towards the ocean. I find so much comfort in knowing that they are everywhere.
"When administrators are determined to embrace genocidaires and frame those partnerships as a meaningful contribution to the academy regardless of the violence they perpetuate, how are we to take their professed ‘commitments’ to human rights and equality seriously?" writes Graduate Students for Palestine.
Blue Chip opened its new location on June 24 after a year-long relocation and renovation process.
Camp gives Queer people encouragement, according to Velour. Encouragement to “press on, in spite of judgment, or maybe even because of it.”
What if I told you there’s an easy way to double your wardrobe in size, while also weaving threads of friendship with your roommates?
One week after the AMS’s special general meeting failed to meet quorum, Sulong UBC held a community meeting to demand AMS reinstatement of staff food-bank access.
somehow there is always an emily
how can you love someone without craving / their insides?
Though many early passions have yielded to time and growth, my adolescent love for rom-coms appears to have weathered the storm.
There is something so inherently sapphic about making a playlist.
At last night’s meeting, AMS Council met to hear statements from students-at-large, a sustainability report and approve code suspension.
In the early 1900s, a clockmaker’s wife plans to meet up with her lovers while her husband is out of the house. Hijinks ensue and both lovers end up stuck inside clocks, forced to somehow make their escape without the clockmaker catching on to his wife’s agenda.
i only ever practice religion when i need the universe to act in my favour.
In 1994, Kris Mitchell of Smak, Gilles Zolty of Zolty Cracker and their respective bands got rejected from Music West. The festival was one of the loudest in Vancouver, at one point bringing together over 300 local acts.
This past April, UBC invested $18,801 into gender and 2SLGBTQIA+ equity projects through their Strategic Equity and Anti-Racism (StEAR) Enhancement Fund.