With the RAD Society, Dr. William C Miller is working to provide low-cost rentals of adaptive recreation equipment, such as hand crank bikes, in an gearbox run out of the SRC.
Vancouver produces a lot of noise — anthropogenic noise. Even submersed in nature, the sounds of car traffic can be more common than birds chirping. Tara Brown knows this well.
Students Mathias Henkelman and Josh MacDonald founded the club after noticing the lack of pickleball options on campus, despite the sport's popularity.
The UBC alum-directed short film debuted in the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival and highlights the joy and community of the highlining sport.
Have you ever wanted to be a horseback rider? Whether you are an experienced equestrian or a brand new rider, you can find a place on the UBC Equestrian Team, a Thunderbird Sport Club.
Access Nights have calmed down since then Andrea Sandeen's first one but they still have the same purpose: providing affordable bike education for women, Queer and Trans people.
Would you trust a group of college kids with your life? For the 300 climbers who attended Rock Party 2024, the answer is a resounding 'yes.'
This past June marked one of Moiseyenko’s biggest accomplishments to date — the FISU Sailing World University Championships.
Created and led by storyteller and historian Glenn Tkach, The Really Gay History Tour snakes through downtown Vancouver’s busy streets every week, educating clients on the wealth of Queer history that lies just below the surface.
Since 2020, Gropper has improved meteorically, achieving a self-professed top speed of 100 km/hr. Last year, she finished third in Canada for women’s downhill racing, qualifying them for Team Canada.
Imagine you’re in a gym. Immediately, the thoughts start: Am I doing this right? Is my technique good? Is it heavy enough? What if I fail this rep, how do I bail? Oh gosh, are those people looking at me?
Even if you’ve never participated, you’ve probably seen them: the crowd of people that descend onto the field outside the Nest on Tuesday and Thursday nights.
Vancouver is a hub for fitness classes, but for most students, they aren’t an option because of their price tag. The AMS supports over 50 different sports and recreation clubs, who provide options for students to try disciplines without breaking the bank.
UBC’s Artistic Swimming Club has been making national headlines in the world of artistic swimming for years now as a club with skill, heart and promise.
The Aquatic Centre introduced a new swim session that is specifically for Two Spirit, Trans and Non-Binary people (2STNB) at the end of September, and the response so far has been positive.
