The Black Faculty Cohort Hiring Initiative (BFCH) will recruit up to 23 Black scholars across seven faculties and schools over the next 4 years.
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Last night, AMS councillors met for the first time in 2024 to hear presentations about upcoming elections, athletics and recreation and student services.
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled against hearing former UBC Staff member Ian Linkletter’s anti-SLAPP application against Proctorio.
The BC Court of Appeal dismissed appeals against former UBC professor Steven Galloway, who is now able to proceed with a defamation trial after he was accused of physical and sexual assault by a former student in 2015.
Members and supporters of social justice group Independent Jewish Voices Vancouver (IJV) gathered in front of Hillel House and in the Nest to protest the inclusion of an Israeli Defense Force (IDF) soldier at a Hillel BC event on Monday.
UBC cancels all in-person learning activities for January 17, due to a weather advisory which predicted up to 20 centimetres of snow in the Lower Mainland tonight.
Around 9:30 a.m. on January 17, a vehicle fell through the Thunderbird Parkade, leaving one man with fatal injuries.
UBC cancelled all in-person learning activities for January 18, due to the forecasted weather, which expects more snowfall across the Lower Mainland.
VP Academic and University Affairs Kamil Kanji secured $100,000 in additional funding from UBC for the AMS Food Bank, bringing the total funding to $450,000 for the 2023/24 year.
When Ben Du lost his bid for AMS President last March, he wasn’t sure what the rest of his time at UBC would look like.
In the case of a strike, UBC will remain open, but in-person learning activities may move online, according the university.
The AMS’s second quarterly report shows increased profits in AMS businesses, but exceeding spending by some executive offices.
The AMS presented their student services interim report for 2023/24, which showed 17,773 user interactions from May — November and an increase in interactions across the board.
UBC’s Accessibility Committee delayed the publication of an Accessibility Plan, which was due for completion by September of 2023, leading to criticism from Disability Affinity Group (DAG) and the Disability United Collective.
AMS Councillors appointed Kai Rogers as the new Speaker of Council at last night’s AMS Council meeting.
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