Where’s the time to make and eat a full meal during finals? Can you physically or even legally leave your desk?
Latest articles from Sam Smart
Tomorrow at noon is the Calendar’s Campus Wide Snowball fight 4.0, where you can chuck snow at all your friends and miss your 12 p.m. class.
The event is organized by the UBC CMSSA and the UBC Science Undergraduate Society and it’s free to attend, and any donations from the event go to Rabbitats, a local rabbit sanctuary that houses rabbits that are feral or abandoned
I appreciate the sentiment but
Now that nobody is running for this, it’s worth thinking about who should give it a shot. Here are some of our recommendations for who should try running for VPAUA.
While following the elections, you might’ve been thinking about which position you might want to run for eventually, or maybe even which one is the most relatable to you. Well, we’ve made this handy quiz to help you figure out which elected position you are.
Senate is the academic governing body, and they make a lot of important decisions about academic matters like fall reading break, admissions and student awards.
Sure, Ubyssey News has important information about candidates running for VP External. I asked them some of these hard-hitting questions to find out the real important information about the people running to represent you.
Look at these people running for president of the AMS. They get some fancy photos and profiles and get to talk to Ubyssey News about their platform points
The VP Admin looks after all the AMS clubs, helps manage the Nest as well as liaises between clubs, constituencies, resource groups and the society. This big important job requires big important questions.
The Board of Governors is the highest governing body at UBC, and among all the questions about platforms and consultation and other words I don’t understand, I felt it was necessary to ask some other hard-hitting questions the newsies wouldn’t think to ask.
From makeup to menstrual products to skincare, it can be hard to find companies that make products with the environment in mind.
The cameo includes Veitch congratulating the class of 2020 and assuring them they’re going to get far in life.
If we see some of the folks from UBC Improv in a Safdie brothers film in the next few years, don’t be surprised.
“I hardly talk to anyone. How the hell was I supposed to know this wasn’t a thing?"