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Read all about queer experiences in these new books by UBC faculty and alumni.

There is a deep irony when it comes to Shakespeare and Black people.

This extremely rare book was published in 1623, seven years after the playwright’s death.

The pandemic has spawned a sewing surge and a chance to rediscover the practical arts.

UBCO FCCS launches a new residency program for artists, writers and performers.

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