My mother used to scold me because I always forgot my umbrella on rainy days.
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"[You can also] aggressively walk down Main Mall while crying, assert your dominance that way."
During the January 19 Executive Committee meeting, AMS President Cole Evans announced that the changes are designed to make accessing internal and external AMS policies easier for students.
UBC Social Justice Centre held an AMS Elections forum last night, where candidates in seven different races answered questions and agreed on the importance of the issues discussed while slightly diverging in their approaches.
Madeline Laurendeau is a second-year geography student and activist who is among 15 other youth suing the federal government over climate change.
"I don’t play Wordle. I’m a monster."
Here, we fact-check statements on everything from funds and fees, freedom of expression on campus, COVID-19 concerns and everything in between.
"I think that coyote is just limping around doing its best, kind of reminds me of myself, you know, the underdog."
With a swipe-based interface, dating apps like Tinder and Bumble mimic social media platforms and allow for a constant stream of validation. This interface essentially “gamifies” dating, according to Goldsmith — making dating apps addictive.
At the first AMS elections Indigenous Forum in two years, candidates lauded the importance of following through on the Indigenous Strategic Plan (ISP) and compensating Indigenous students for their work and partnership.
UBC impressed Klein with its commitment to climate action. When she reached out to the university to see if there was space for her, the answer was ‘yes.’
Several employees at the UBC Aquatic Centre have come forward with complaints of low pay, understaffing and inaction from management on employee concerns.
At its heart, From the Shoreline is about making peace with yourself by understanding how you came to be.
Sure, Ubyssey News has all the cold, hard facts — but did they ask candidates if they like pineapple on pizza?
A new nine-week pilot project, the Food Hub Market, recently launched in the CIRS building. On February 16, the project began, providing low cost groceries to anyone on the UBC Vancouver campus.