December 13
Oswald Flan is campus's most illustrious academic-maxxer
His knowledge transcends the boundaries of what could conceivably be known. Or, at least, his voice makes you consider smacking him with a chair. Read More.
Student life
December 13
Twelve Days of Completely Secular Yuletide: Eight Crazy Nights is the second worst thing to happen to the Jewish People in the past two centuries
ADAM SANDLER, have you watched Eight Crazy Nights on Crave? Have you sat down with a bucket of popcorn to enjoy it? Did you laugh at the movie? Did it live up to your expectations? Read More.
December 11
This month in photos: November
In the midst of midterm season, The Ubyssey's photographers captured sports, a blind dating event, and other events around campus. Read More.
December 4
UBC plans to become Canada's hottest new tourist destination
UBC is reportedly already “halfway to achieving Disneyland status” based on the afternoon line-up for Subway in the Life Building alone. Read More.
December 3
Stop reading, start living
I’m never hovering my eyes over any form of text ever again. It’s time to focus on myself. Read More.
November 28
Sri Lankan Student’s Association gives love a green flag at blind dating event
Eight new bombshells enter the Nest. Will they find love or rejection at the Love Island-inspired blind dating event presented by the Sri Lankan Students Association (SLSA) in collaboration with Students of the Caribbean (SOCA) at UBC? Read More.
November 22
Study finds Disco is back, UBC anticipates Boogie Fever outbreak
All factors point to UBC facing a full-blown boogie epidemic. Read More.
November 20
Remembering the dead on Día de Muertos with UBC MEXSA
Three hundred students and community members gathered in the Nest’ Great Hall to celebrate Día de Muertos with the UBC Mexican Students’ Association (MEXSA) on Nov. 3. Read More.
November 7
Slow walkers detriment to UBC pedestrian traffic flow, exhibit zero sense of urgency
I asked if I could interview him for The Ubyssey on his sickening inability to pick up the pace. He turned to me and lifted one side of his headphones. “The Ubussy?” Read More.
October 31
Your ideal Halloween plans based on your faculty
If you’re too busy studying to come up with your plans for the spookiest night of year, don’t fret, your local ghoul’s got you covered. Read More.
October 30
Costume ideas to get you a boo this Halloweekend
I have compiled a comprehensive list to tell you exactly which costumes will lead to some much-needed cross-major mingling this Halloween. Read More.
October 30
For fourth time in 40 years, AMS AGM meets quorum
The AMS's Oct. 22 Annual General Meeting (AGM) was the fourth AGM in the last 40 years to meet quorum — with around 900 members attending. Read More.
October 28
Jewish students tried to celebrate Sukkot on MacInnes Field. UBC called the police
Students celebrating Sukkot on MacInnes Field had their sukkah structure taken down by UBC building operations, after campus security called the RCMP on them on Oct. 10. Read More.
October 24
Ghost your situationship this spooky season
You know what the scariest part about October is? It’s not Michael Myers or Ghost Face showing up on your doorstep — it’s running into your failed situationship on campus. Read More.
October 24
Scare off frat flu with these tips and tricks
If you’ve been exposed to a virus this midterm season, it’s frat flu, and it’s too late for you. Good luck. Read More.
October 22
Increase my bewilderment
On UBC’s campus, the separation of disciplines manifests not only in the words on a diploma, but geographically as well. I feel this separation in my own legs as they strain to carry me from Buchanan to the Institute for Computing, Information and Cognitive Systems (ICICS) building every Wednesday afternoon. Read More.
October 10
‘Who am I to correct a woman?’: A day in the life of a performative man
For some, a performative man is an archetype they try to avoid on campus or dating apps, but for me, it’s my lifestyle. Read More.
October 9
Embracing 'quiet quitting' will solve all your academic woes
Now, this may sound like a millennial buzzword, but it’s so much more than that — it’s the most important academic tool a lazy student who can’t keep track of deadlines could ever have. Read More.
