Across Vancouver, musicians are honing their craft and finding their sound. Many of these musicians are from UBC.
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The pounding thud of the brass and timpani that send in the beginning of Verdi’s “Dies irae” paralyzes me every time.
Upon setting foot on the UBC campus, you might notice the number of bubble tea shops.
The threat of power can often spark either a fight or flight response. In The Cunning Little Vixen, our protagonist chooses the former, finding herself liberated and returning to the forest that is a home to creatures not too different from you and I.
Spooky scary story
I was a statue, haunted by the phantom of my former self, metal handle tight between my fingers as I grimaced at the students who passed.
UBC released an updated land use plan at the October Board of Governors meeting which would add 9,500 neighbourhood housing units, enough to house 20,800 people, by 2050.
The library would be packed on any other night. This was finally my chance to get a good spot.
Suddenly, as if the universe had heard me, a MasterChef audition invite arrived in my inbox.
I thought he was mere folklore — a boogeyman, a myth that goes bump(?) in the night.
For the fourth-year receiver, it was almost preordained when he started playing football.
As the city’s daytime inhabitants drift off to sleep, their nocturnal neighbors wake, venturing out unseen into the nighttime air.
Members of Hillel BC and their allies gathered in front of the Nest to call for the release of Israeli hostages as part of a global campaign to “Bring Them Home,” with similar rallies occurring in cities across Canada.
Recovering from your Halloweekend hangover? Us too.
If government policy is dictated by Machiavellian calculations of power, what is the excuse of academic institutions like UBC for failing to live up to their mandate of supporting efforts at decolonizing education?