There may be no such thing, but Vancouver has shown the world an admirable model.
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UBC researchers are helping us imagine a city where people feel more connected.
AI–generated text will soon be indistinguishable from that written by a person.
A new group of vital contributors are shaping what journalism could and should do.
Writers have explored how abortion becomes entangled with how we shape the future.
A 20-year-old political science student has been covering Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Despite offering essential skills, the humanities are feared to be in a “crisis.”
Here’s a look at whether Putin can be removed from power and, if so, by what means.
Read all about queer experiences in these new books by UBC faculty and alumni.
B.C.’s Black community is unique in Canada.
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.
How will the release of the two Michaels affect Canada’s relationship with China?
“Without truth … there can be no genuine reconciliation.”
Dr. Edward Slingerland explores the age-old allure of alcohol in his new book Drunk.
Fox received a Governor General’s Gold Medal for her research on Indigenous identity.
