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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.
Building community through shared struggle is an integral element of the human story, which is why UBC is doubling down and releasing Itdoesn’twork day — a downgrade of its already unpopular system of record, Workday Student. Itdoesn'twork day is available at https://itdoesntworkday.ubyssey.ca/.
![An enlarged image of the text of one of Hannah Arendt's manuscripts, which reads: "...incapable of either devising new rules for the handling of foreign affairs which had become global affairs or enforcing a Pax Romana on the rest of the world. Its political narrowness and shortsightedness ended in the disaster of totalitarianism whose unprecedented horrors have overshadowed the ominous events and the even more ominous mentality of the preceding period. Even scholarly inquiry has almost exclusively concentrated on Hitler's Germany and Stalin's Russia at the expense of their less harmful predecessors. Imperialist rule, except for the purpose of name-calling, seems half-forgotten, and the chief reason why this is deplorable is that its relevance for contemporary events has become rather obvious in recent years. Thus, the controvery [sic] about the United States' undeclared war in Vietnam has been conducted from both sides in term of..."](https://storage.googleapis.com/ubyssey/media/renditions/arendtopinion.2e16d0ba.fill-340x238-c100.format-webp.webp)
From the American election to authoritarian crackdowns in Hong Kong, Hannah Arendt’s thought is more relevant than ever, writes PhD student Tim Pit Hok Yau.
On Sunday, the CFL's Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Toronto Argonauts will battle it out at BC Place for the 111th Grey Cup. Here's what you should know before the big game.
AMS VP Finance Gavin Fung-Quon is taking a leave of absence due to “personal reasons,” according to a statement from President Christian ‘CK’ Kyle to The Ubyssey.
To my daughter.
Over the weekend, the UBC men's soccer team earned another national championship title after defeating the University of New Brunswick Reds, the McGill University Redbirds and the Université de Montréal Carabins.
Over the weekend, the T-Birds became back-to-back national champions after defeating the Dalhousie University Tigers, Cape Breton University Capers and l’Université Laval Rouge et Or in Halifax.
At Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Arena over the weekend, the T-Birds swept the Mount Royal University Cougars 3–1 and 3–2 in a shootout to extend their winning streak to eight games.
With UBC's implementation of Workday Student, some faculty have also expressed frustration about the transition creating possible delays and confusion.
Nine lanes of canoes with fifteen paddlers each makes up the Canadian sport of C15, more commonly called war canoe. But where did that name come from — and how is it linked to Canada’s colonial history?
The AMS will be holding a by-election for VP academic and university affairs (AUA) after previous VP AUA Drédyn Fontana was removed from office.
The 2024 AMS Academic Experience Survey (AES) revealed that only 30 per cent of students with one or more disabilities are registered with UBC’s Centre for Accessibility (CFA).