For some disabled people, the flexible plastic straw is life-sustaining.

Cycling could offer public officials a way to address convergent crises.

Landscape design has been used as a tool to achieve military objectives.

Congratulations to Dr. Nelly Auersperg, the recipient of the 2022 Great Trekker Award.

UBC researchers examined 362 Vancouver restaurant menus from 1880 to 2021.

Droughts, excessive temperatures, and smoke are all affecting global wine production.

A 20-year-old political science student has been covering Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Dr. ten Brinke and her students study liars, truth-tellers, and everything in between.

The protest is as much about opposing Trudeau’s government as opposing vaccine mandates.

Researchers peer into a crystal ball to predict post-pandemic shopping habits.

A UBCO sociologist shares lessons from wildfire survivors and tips for fire season.

How to get the perks of adventuring for less time and money this season.

These tips can help you cope with the re-opening of workplaces, schools and more.

Here’s how to outwit inertia and learn to (mostly) like working out.

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After becoming parents, only men start to reap many leadership returns from their academics.

App walks through the experiences of Syrian refugees to gain more understanding of their lives.

Here’s why the youth climate movement is resilient and will bounce back after COVID-19.