AMS Council discussed all things AMS elections at the last meeting before nominees are released on Friday.
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The RCMP are asking the public to remain aware after a woman was sexually assualted in Pacific Spirit Park on Tuesday, February 15.
“There's literally no standards for your body type, or what you look like,” Bauder said, encouraging others to not shy away from getting involved. “You have a place no matter what, so don't be afraid to try out.”
Playing volleyball has always come naturally to MacTaggart, a master's of Indigenous community planning student in the School of Community and Regional Planning and member of the women's volleyball team.
Campus climate groups have released an open letter calling for UBC to allocate permanent funding to address the climate emergency.
A strikingly low number of PCR tests are being conducted in the UBC community health service area.
The T-Birds left victorious with a win against the Spartans. This puts the T-Birds second in the Canada West standings and they are two points ahead of the University of Manitoba Bisons.
In addition to a lack of Black hair salons, the lack of stylists who know how to do hair in non-Black hair salons exacerbates the problem Black women face in accessing hair care.
In September 2020 UBC Vancouver students Alex Gonzalez and Kip Chow, along with other students, launched the Trans Mentorship Program.
Student Governor R.B. “Goldie” Goldilocks walked into the Board of Governors meeting last Thursday to discuss tuition increases, locks gleaming and unwilling to take anything but “juuuust right” for an answer.
If your club has any artists or crafters who have work to sell or promote, this is the time!
A collection of poems by Black students on Black resilience.
Art grants people strength in times of uncertainty, it also allows us space to reflect on our identity and place in the world.
Attendees toppled the Gassy Jack statue in downtown Vancouver during the 31st annual Women’s Memorial March as hundreds honoured the lives of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
When Su Alice Wang created a petition to call on UBC to prevent a proposed residence expansion from removing 31 trees, she hoped to get 100 signatures. In a little less than two weeks, it has garnered almost 19,000.