Writers have explored how abortion becomes entangled with how we shape the future.
In sportwashing, sports are used to distract from social or environmental problems.
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A campus project could become a blueprint for predicting insect activity.
Whether changing positions within or outside an organization, here's how to navigate a change.
Here’s how families and communities can prepare for more extreme wildfire seasons.
Marian Leung and Tommy Tao’s legacy gift to UBC focuses on support for Hong Kong studies, as...
The pandemic has exacerbated high levels of errors and mistreatment in health care.
UBC researchers examined 362 Vancouver restaurant menus from 1880 to 2021.
Two UBC legal experts weigh in on the Roe v. Wade draft decision and why it amounts to a “cruel and devastating blow” for women.
Wastewater surveillance involves testing sewage to obtain data about population health.
alumni UBC’s afterwords is a digital conversation series that shares the stories of some of UBC...
Linguist Sonja Thoma is supporting the revitalization of Indigenous languages.
Six UBC faculty and alumni weigh in on this important question.
Explore Dubai from the perspective of UBC alum Leanne Rachid (BA'18).
UBC President and Vice-Chancellor Santa J. Ono
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1. This January, the UBC Library acquired a Shakespeare First Folio. Which...
“SHE MADE IT! ‘Canada’s Honeybun,’ marathon swimmer Carol Gregory, conquered the chilly waters...
The newest member of UBC’s Athletics & Recreation team is a line-painting robot.
Loves Earth, despises open cupboards.
What makes a city livable?
Cities are home to a growing majority of the global population. How they are designed and managed is key not only to the quality of human life, but also to our ability to thrive in the future.
Protection from floods and rising seas requires a collaborative relationship with nature.
UBC researchers are helping us imagine a city where people feel more connected.
Six UBC faculty and alumni weigh in on this important question.
