In the tweet, Dr. Amie Wolf called the students the “dirty dozen” and listed 12 names which she said were the subjects of reports she had written.
Myanmar’s military ousted civilian government leader Aung San Suu Kyi and her allies in a coup early Monday morning.
The student was jogging along Lily of the Valley Trail on Wednesday around noon when an unknown man struck her and took off with her phone.
COVID-19 cost mitigation, solidarity with Hong Kong activists and this year’s referenda — here’s what you missed.
The message, addressed to second-year law students, comes ahead of the competitive recruiting period for summer internships.
The AMS quietly released a CampusBase privacy impact assessment in December, a month and a half after execs promised to do so at the society’s annual general meeting in October.
The president and vice-chancellor said he flew to Baltimore last month to care for his parents. UBCO Deputy Vice-Chancellor Lesley Cormack also revealed a December Edmonton trip.
The director of the School of Population and Public Health has admitted to travelling over the holidays in a letter posted today on the school’s website.
UBC apologized after the student said communications with residence staff and conditions in the self-isolation unit were subpar.
While UBC didn’t implement all recommendations from the 2016 review, Campus Security’s external review comes after uproar over three UBC-related incidents over the past two years.
The open letter asks Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne to continue advocating for her rights.
With discussions of academic misconduct, a new program and external reviews, here’s what you need to know.
University RCMP is looking for information after five males stole a Christmas tree from the lobby of a Gray Avenue building on December 2.
In two emails posted to Reddit, Dr. Tamara Freeman and Dr. Edward Neeland, both associate professors in chemistry, appear to have written to students in their classes that they suspected students had cheated on their final exams.
The BC Prosecution Service announced that Constable Jarrod Sidhu was charged with one count of assault with a weapon and Constable Jagpreet Ghuman was charged with one count of assault.