I am tired of hearing so much about how Israel is a liberal democracy and so little about the four million Palestinians living under military occupation.
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"How do I ask my roommate if she wants to live together next year? I think we get along great, but she hasn't brought the idea up."
In this Last Words, Ubyssey editors weigh in on $30,000 yearbooks, grad student independence and the fine line to walk when researching vaccines and autism.
The AMS Constitution Section 2e states that one of the AMS’s missions is to promote unity and goodwill amongst its members.
Have a firm stance on BDS? Yes? Okay. Then this is not for you. Have no official stance on BDS? Then I beg you with every ounce of my being to keep reading.
In this Last Words, Ubyssey editors discuss record attendance at the tuition town hall, SUB delays and compost.
As a member of the National Assembly of First Nations Elders Council, I believe that respect and open dialogue is the true path to peace and reconciliation.
The anti-BDS campaign is in full swing pending the upcoming referendum in the end of March, but what is BDS? And why has it come to UBC?
As I was strolling around our beautiful campus, something caught my eye: the cigarette butts dispersed all over the campus ground.
In this Last Words, Ubyssey editors discuss this year's AMS election results and tell students why they should stay away from cliffs.
While there have been calls to not allow the BDS referendum to pass, the arguments used to defend that line of action have been weak on multiple levels.
Ubyssey editors and staff present their opinions on this year's candidates for the AMS Elections and for whom students should cast their ballots.
In this Last Words, Ubyssey editors discuss talk about the AMS and accountability, debates, its long-term plans and the New SUB.
In this Last Words, editors weigh in on Trudeau's talk, student and (would-be) student government political apathy and the AMS' David and Goliath story.
The call to push for divesting from Israeli products at UBC, made by SPHR, should be supported by all those committed to issues of social justice.