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Construction of UBC Okanagan’s new downtown Kelowna tower is on hold after safety concerns lead to the evacuation of a nearby affordable housing facility.
The meet, held at the Rasphal Dillon Oval, was the first of the season for the Thunderbirds and showed promise for the rest of the year.
At a glance, the AMS works a lot like a public body. But look at the AMS from another angle, and it’s a small business owner trying to turn a profit. So, which is it? The answer, on paper, is neither.
Following a week of public pressure, BC’s Minister of Post Secondary Education & Future Skills Selina Robinson was removed from cabinet after comments critics say erase Palestinian history. She will remain in the NDP caucus and continue to represent her riding as an MLA.
UBC employees are some of the highest paid by a public body in BC — with Medicine and Sauder faculty topping UBC’s list of salaries last year.
An independent contractor previously associated with Hillel BC distributed “offensive” stickers on campus, according to a social media post on Instagram by the organization.
Around 30 protesters chanted throughout the event from the outside, with signs against the windows of the venue.
Skate Canada International took over the Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre this weekend, with some of the best figure skaters in the world coming to UBC to compete. Canadian skaters took home gold in two of four categories.
On the eastern edge of Pacific Spirit Park lies xʷməm̓qʷe:m/Camosun Bog
A man has pled guilty to dangerous driving causing death in a crash that killed two UBC students in 2021.
Ever wondered what goblin foreplay looks like? Goblin:Macbeth, now playing at Bard on the Beach, has answers — in between all the murder, of course.
Riverdale has been a Vancouver film institution since 2017, ending with its 137th episode this week. So, I want to give the best show on TV a proper goodbye.
While putting together this issue, we decided to take a look back at how Pride has been represented in The Ubyssey in years past. One piece we found was a paper published on February 5, 1998, coordinated by Pride UBC — that year’s Pride issue.
A new report from the BC Ministry of Municipal Affairs puts the University Endowment Lands (UEL) one step closer to municipalization.
The union certification will not be immediate, as UBC has challenged research assistants’ status as employees to the BC Labour Relations Board.