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September is that weird month in Vancouver’s in-between sunshine and sweater weather. It’s technically still summer but starting to feel like fall — and the best way to celebrate the cusp of the seasons is UBC’s Annual Harvest Feastival, filled with good people, great food and cozy vibes.
With legalization on the horizon, student stakeholders are preparing to hash out UBC’s draft policy for cannabis on campus as it enters its community consultation phase.
After becoming the first Canadian university to offer a food truck on campus with the introduction of Hungry Nomad in 2013, UBC is now shrinking its food truck operations.
The night was young, and the faint scent of BO and food trucks intertwined and wafted through the air.
Iceland is a land of contrasts: behemoth glaciers sliding slowly past actively smoking volcanoes. The tranquility of the aurora borealis was interrupted by the roar of the deadly waves crashing against the black cliffs of the southern coast.
I stand in line for 20 minutes to win a vuvuzela and I am so happy until I realize I can’t play the vuvuzela.
To be a good fan you should probably know which varsity sports you can go and cheer for.
Hospitals’ reliance on O type blood in these situations, paired with the scarcity of available donors, contributes to a supply shortage of O type blood and puts pressure on the hospitals with fewer resources available.
“We are hearing from our students and we’ve been seeing in the media that across Canada these delays are causing very substantial difficulties for these Iranian students."
“Once your number is known to be active by the spammers, it will take a really long time to stop the calls from coming.”
Is it worth saving books seven times longer than usual in exchange for present struggle for access? The Library’s investment in the PARC is an admission of book as historical artifact.
There is something incredibly primal about thrusting a sharpened axe into an unsuspecting piece of lumber.
As the 32-28 score suggests, this was a very winnable game for UBC — but that provides little solace in the aftermath.
UBC had a dominant week in sports, capped off by two golf tournament titles and two weekend sweeps by T-Birds soccer.