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To the untrained eye, bumble bees may all seem the same: striped, fuzzy and charming. But ecologists in the Lower Mainland have observed a potentially concerning change in the types of species found in the area.
A Way to Be Happy is a composite work of new and old writing (three of the eight stories in the book have been previously published), but this mix of new and old leads one to question whether they share anything more in common than an author.
On September 25, community members protested outside of Koerner Library to demand UBC divest from companies organizers say are complicit in human rights violations against Palestinians.
This year, in the spirit of cooperation, all teams will be eliminated, and every participant will be placed in one extremely long boat.
Campus colours connect you with an in-group despite not knowing each other. This visual identification breaks down the toughest barriers to forming social connections by showing commonality, writes Kev Heieis.
It’s a sunny day at Great Dane. Beams of light peek through the buildings that shade the patio, creating sunny patches where students gather, laptops out and coffees in hand.
AMS Council met on Wednesday to hear the quarterly financial report and pass code changes.
Navigating choices around abortion can be daunting — that’s why Kate Wahl created the interactive website, It’s My Choice.
What happens when a filmmaker’s goal is to chronicle something specifically due to its absence from their personal experience? How do you capture something you haven’t lived (or remember having lived) first-hand?
The T-Birds won by a landslide against the University of Alberta Pandas on Sunday afternoon at the UBC Gerald McGavin Rugby Centre.
The UBC women’s soccer team remain undefeated after Sunday's 3–0 win over the University of the Fraser Valley Cascades at Thunderbird Stadium.
By the time Nambuuza moved to Burnaby from Uganda at 16, she had already developed her skills in teaching coding to kids — her passion for computers was ignited at an early age and she said her mother encouraged her to turn this passion into an advocating force bigger than herself.
As a social justice student, I’ve had to engage with many works exploring the idea of “home.”
In Friday’s sold-out football match-up at Thunderbird Stadium, the UBC football team beat the University of Saskatchewan 38–24 for their highest-scoring game this season.