With a focus on personal stories, identity exploration and unabashed creativity, the UBC Fashion Club's annual catwalk at the Cecil Green House showcased six collections from designers both in and beyond the UBC community.
Student Governor Jasper Lorien has resigned from UBC’s Board of Governors — the university’s highest decision-making body — citing personal reasons.
Live updates for AMS Council's March 25, 2026 meeting.
The look-alike contest's appeal could lie in the amusing act of imitation itself, or, more likely, in a desire for community.
Hackathons like cmd-f are as computer science as electric apple pie. Each person, in groups of up to four, attempts to write a functioning computer program in 24 hours. 24 straight hours.
It wasn’t long before I received a gold envelope in the mail with Dr. Reese’s encouraging words printed across it: “There is no limit to what you can do with chocolate.” Ripping it open, I gasped, finding Dr. Reese’s invitation to tour the world-renowned REESE’S U.
When I descended the stairs in the Nest on the night of the UBC Brazilian Students Association’s (BRASA) Carnaval party at the Pit, I was greeted by Isabel Lara Roque and Julia Sawyer, co-presidents of the UBC Brazilian Students Association. They said maintaining the Carnaval spirit outside of Brazil is central to their mission.
Wrestling is one of the most interesting ways we have to tell a story. The match inside the four ropes is both colosseum and stage. The wrestlers establish characters that give each hit and tumble a sense of narrative.
How can you make an ill-intentioned power-grab without a sizable voter base? By fighting dirty, that’s how.
Live coverage of the AMS presidential candidates at the Great Debate. Present at the debate were candidates Dylan Evans and Jasper Lorien.
The second annual UBC Undergraduate Shakespeare Conference (USC) featured seven presenters from Canadian universities.
After a slow start doomed them in Friday’s series opener, things were looking better for the T-Birds after scoring two minutes in against Saskatchewan in Game 2. Then, they collapsed.
Set in a small prairie town in 1940s Saskatchewan, Wild People Quiet follows Florence, a Métis woman who hides her identity and passes as white. She bleaches her hair with peroxide and works for an insurance company while keeping others at a distance — that is until someone from her past wanders back into her life.
The T-Birds are coming up to a long hiatus before the playoffs, facing the risk of getting rusty over the break. On Saturday, MacEwan ensured that wouldn't happen, pushing the 'Birds to their limit in UBC's final regular season home game.
Vancouver — the birthplace of global brands like Lululemon, Aritzia and Herschel — throws away 22,000 tonnes of apparel each year, even though 95% of it could be repaired, reused, or recycled. At UBC, the Slow Fashion Research Cluster aims to adjust social attitudes and the demand for fast fashion to confront this urgent problem.
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