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With all these open mic events, there’s no excuse not to share your art with fellow UBC students.
Here's who you should know going into the 2018/19 season, be they first-time 'Birds or returning team talent.
Following an Indigenous student discussion circle on October 2, the AMS has apologized for its sluggish efforts to engage Indigenous campus communities and “advance reconciliation.”
Oktoberfest is here, and it’s an excuse for you to grab a couple of friends and drink all the beer your heart desires.
Experts agree that what you eat has a very direct and significant impact on your physiology and biochemistry.
During the conversation, Robertson chose not to speak about the recent disruption within his party.
Today only in the Nest, you can learn how to provide CPR and learn the basic instructions for an AED machine in just half an hour.
The unfortunate news is that this will likely lead to a conversation involving the three of you and the living arrangement
“These are low-barrier opportunities for individuals to try a new sport or get involved in a sport they already know and love.“
In their home opening series that starts this Friday, the team faces a well-known and perhaps deceivingly beatable Lethbridge Pronghorns team.
Talking about Gerardo’s work, Rohling said “there’s both a good science, and a little bit of art.”
Believe it or not, there a few other places on campus to get coffee.
It’s that time of the year where mornings are freezing, but by afternoon you’re sweating through that fuzzy sweater in the middle of class.
The October 2 event featured the latest works of three prominent food security experts: Public Policies for Food Sovereignty co-edited by Dr. Annette Aurélie Desmarais, Big Hunger by Dr. Andy Fisher and Food Bank Nations by Dr. Graham Riches.