Mount Pleasant’s City Centre Motor Hotel, now the City Centre Artist Lodge, housed the One More Life Gallery and the fifth annual STICKY show this past weekend. The space was small, and the close-set walls were populated with sticky notes in grid-like patterns, each with unique illustrations.
Cultural changes and the legalization of Cannabis are some of the potential causes of the decline that is driving campus establishments to shift their business model.
UBC is undeniably one of the most scenic campuses in Canada. As the summer months approach, this picturesque setting is often borrowed by the motion picture industry, being transformed into fictional campuses for films like Fifty Shades of Grey and She’s the Man.
The WISE Hall, an unassuming brown structure in a quiet area of East Van, was the new home of this year’s iteration of a long-standing independent music festival.
Jashan Chacal, a sixth-year engineering student and a prominent SSA member and organizer, told me Sikhs look at langar as the great equalizer.
As of Tuesday, both FIFA and Canada Soccer have confirmed that the Canadian Men’s National Team will call UBC home during the 2026 World Cup, training at the National Soccer Development Centre throughout the duration of the tournament.
UBC IT has confirmed Canvas is "fully operational” and that “faculty and instructors have the choice to either return to Canvas or remain in their alternative hosting tools” for summer session courses.
Behind the curtained-off entrance down one of the Museum of Anthropology’s long hallways, dozens of robes, beautifully designed, detail the life and history of a Haida woman and her family.
Even if it does, critics say concerns about state interference are more pressing today than the original issues that inspired the review process in 2019.
Against the backdrop of declining revenue following the opening of Rec North last summer, the gym closed following unsuccessful litigation against its landlord.
At the penultimate Council meeting this school year, councillors discussed last month's AMS elections results, which saw Dylan Evans elected as president.
The good news was that what the BAJA team thought was wrong with their engine was, in fact, completely fine. The bad news was what they found instead.
Tupananchiskama features Andean art and artifacts collected by former UBC Professor Alan R. Sawyer.
Consolation brackets present a unique challenge. The ultimate goal is lost. Instead of playing for first, you play for fifth. Motivation has to come from elsewhere. For this UBC team, they found the drive they needed to end the season on a high note, allowing the T-Birds’ graduating all-star, Lucy Borowski, to end her career on a win, securing fifth.
The Museum of Anthropology was lit up and alive on March 12 with bold colours, textiles and the ambient sounds of runway music and oohs and ahhs from the crowd for the second annual Slow Fashion Show, hosted by the Slow Fashion: Circular Textiles, Sustainable Fibre Research Cluster.