Changes to the policy have been ongoing for the past two years and address concerns over the lack of diversity in the names across campus. As the report states, the amendments are intended to create a "welcoming and inclusive environment" and go into effect July 7.
The blog can't give you your summer back, but we can at least offer you a few films to help you stay motivated to study. Here are our top movies to inspire you to get those A’s.
Once at the lawn and sitting on my yoga mat, I was surrounded by other university students, community members and a few kids as a yoga instructor began taking us through a relaxing and restorative hour.
The budget projects $5.1 million in revenue, $5.84 million in expenses and a $738, 766 deficit.
UBC’s Board of Governors met on Thursday in the University Centre Ballroom at UBC Okanagan to discuss the university’s strategic plan.
How I miss the sunset from Wreck Beach! How I miss my friends! How I miss Koerner Library and how I miss the 20 construction cranes that saluted me on my way to class!
On Tuesday night, AMS Council met to approve the 2023/24 executive goals. Here’s what you might’ve missed.
Established in 2021, the Soapstand is an accessible, affordable and sustainable service for UBC students to get dish soap, hand soap and laundry detergent.
As on-campus activism continues to ramp up, Sulong UBC reflects on the lessons and legacy of Filipino student organizing and that we can draw from this history to respond to contemporary issues.
The north building of the Brock Commons Phase 2 expansion will open this July.
Dr. Eduardo Jovel has spent years of his academic career in labs researching the chemical composition of Indigenous plant medicine — work which stems from his Pipil-Mayan heritage.
While putting together this issue, we decided to take a look back at how Pride has been represented in The Ubyssey in years past. One piece we found was a paper published on February 5, 1998, coordinated by Pride UBC — that year’s Pride issue.
Painting a portrait of Istanbul is impossible — laughable, even.
Being Queer often means certain experiences happen on a different timeline.
With high temperatures looming overhead, it can be hard to stay cool while staying active. Here’s The Ubyssey’s tips for exercising in hot summer weather.