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Features • November 24, 2022
I feel a deep sense of belonging to a city where superficially, I don’t belong. Is it fair for me to call Manila home when I’ve grown up in a bubble of privilege and foreigners living in the …
Features • November 23, 2022
The fourth-year political science student isn’t just taking classes and planning for graduation. As a national correspondent for The Kyiv Independent, Lapatina has been reporting on the Russo-Ukrainian war since Russia invaded Ukraine this past February.
Features • November 9, 2022
The Singaporean sun seared our backs as we ambled out of Changi International Airport with our luggage, but it didn’t deter us from awing at the Green City.
Features • November 7, 2022
There’s a coastal stretch of land inside the smallest state in the US. It sits along an oceanic passage as if hugging the brisk Atlantic. It’s a sub-rural area but large enough in size that it stretches halfway …
Features • November 1, 2022
Aydin Quach is a MA History candidate at UBC whose research focuses on the role of masculinity and sex work in Southeast Asia. The cultural significance of manhood or masculinity is something that Quach has always been interested …
Features • November 1, 2022
Like the remainder of the Balkans, Novi Sad — which translates to “new plantation” in Serbian — was always a cross-road. Novi Sad is special in its ability to distinctly capture all the different cultures that have influenced …
Features • October 19, 2022
From the CUS to the EUS, undergraduate societies are writing their own sexual assault policies.
Features • October 17, 2022
Last Christmas, Sophie Berger created a new chrome extension, Local, to help late shoppers find local products on Amazon.
Features • September 28, 2022
Lady Bird said it best: “I have to get out of Sacramento … Because it’s soul-killing. It’s the Midwest of California.”
Features • September 14, 2022
It was finals week April 2021, deep into online school. Sage Houston raced to finish her final essays for her history and political science courses. Mid-essay, her MacBook unexpectedly shut down and refused to boot back up again.
Features • September 13, 2022
Sheldon Goldfarb has been the AMS archivist for the past 28 years — a job he is perfect for but took the scenic route to.
Features • September 2, 2022
2022/23 GSS President Samsel Kenston is a doctor, father and lifelong advocate.
Features • August 30, 2022
It was meant to be a fun night out. It turned into anything but that.
Features • December 14, 2021
Retired UBC Professor Ronald Hatch died on November 25, 2021. Ron was a professor in the UBC English department for over 35 years.
Features • July 22, 2022
Kimani Karangu was the GSS president through the pandemic. But he didn’t let that stop him.
Features • July 22, 2022
Chow found getting accommodations through UBC fairly easy because they had a diagnosis. Accommodations, rooted in policy LR7, require a diagnosis but getting diagnosed with autism in BC is not an easy or affordable task.
Features • June 28, 2022
“If you take the Bangladeshi out of me, there’s no cultural context to my existence. If you take my sexuality out of me, there’s no context for my reasons to love someone. And if you take the Muslim …
Features • June 27, 2022
Liam Hart founded UBC drag to try to bring some Queer nightlife to UBC.
Features • June 10, 2022
Shirin Eshghi Furuzawa never planned to become a librarian.
Features • May 15, 2022
Eshana Bhangu is "ready to kick some ass" as your new AMS president