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Isolation contemplation
The Ubyssey explored how social isolation can influence our mental health and wellbeing, shedding light on one of the unprecedented pitfalls of pandemic living.
Twelve Days of Completely Secular Yuletide: triple the Hudgens, triple the comedy in The Princess Switch 3: Romancing the Star
If there’s one thing to be said about The Princess Switch 3, it’s that Hudgens seems to be having the time of her life playing Fiona.
Return to campus: Desperate for connection
This week, students across the country will return to in-person learning, and it seems like the one thing we all have in common is an acute awareness of the time we’ve lost.
UBC Alum Eric Chad's projections take plastic orchid factory's entre chien et loup to a whole new level
In the midst of such a dark period, Gnam decided his work ought to bring about light.
CiTR's Content Creators Roundtable discussed how the pandemic has affected disabled creators
Although most people are desperate for life to return to the status-quo, disabled creators are hopeful we won’t leave every pandemic-induced adaptation behind.
UBC equity task force audits gender diversity on campus
The Trans, Two-Spirit and Gender Diversity Task Force has hired a consultant to audit the state of gender diversity across six areas.
Twelve Days of Completely Secular Yuletide: Love Actually, Ranked
I have finally come to terms with a fact that I’ve desperately tried to ignore for far too long: some of the storylines in Love Actually are absolute garbage.
Preview: SVPRO starts an unlikely feminist film club
Although the events touch on important issues, and occasionally heavy issues, they’re certainly not all doom-and-gloom. In a time when contact with others is more limited than ever, the screenings provide an opportunity for connection.
Let's talk about SEX baby: The Speakeasy Podcast tackles topics we don't have access to
The Speakeasy Podcast, a new podcast hosted by Santana that seeks to destigmatize taboo topics in sex while highlighting minority voices.
