How CRISPR gene-editing technology is changing the future of health sciences.
The pandemic has spawned a sewing surge and a chance to rediscover the practical arts.
An ecstatic Canada partied when the Toronto Raptors secured their historic NBA Finals win this summer. Jama Mahlalela,...
If you’re anything like us, you are probably tired of only hearing stories of doom and gloom since the pandemic...
After the last 16 months, we could all use a whole lot more laughter, joy and social connection in our lives. Luckily,...
As we anticipate the re-opening of workplaces, schools and more, these tips can help you cope.
How to get the perks of adventuring for less time and money this season.
World-renowned climate activists and journalists Naomi Klein and Avi Lewis are joining the faculty at the University of...
The effects of the COVID-19 global pandemic have been immediate and far-reaching—but together we can support each other...
A UBC researcher embraces big data in the search for more personalized autism care.
Alcohol is harmful to the human body, so why has evolution allowed our taste for intoxicants to persist? Dr. Edward...
How to get the perks of adventuring for less time and money this season.
COVID-19 has exposed major gaps in our ability to prevent and respond to infectious disease outbreaks. As many...
A UBC researcher embraces big data in the search for more personalized autism care.
On July 13, a remote Lhoosk’uz Dené community held a celebration to mark a joyful milestone.
After decades of relying...
alumni UBC’s afterwords is a digital conversation series that shares the stories of some of UBC Okanagan’s...
Kunal Sethi’s tech startup UVX aims to mass-cleanse hospitals and care homes with a safe form of ultraviolet light.
UBC President and Vice-Chancellor Santa J. Ono
Illustrations by Margie and the Moon.
1. UBC soil is host to which group of plants with a famous...
“When your mother is 1,000 kilometres away and long distance bills [are] too high, you can still go to the Bus Stop,”...
The scene from the roof of the Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre on September 27, as students, faculty, and staff added their...
Avid reader, would-be weaver.
“…the ability to experience time, our free will, and a respect for living things is all we have in this world, and how we work with this knowledge is what defines us.”
