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Today, UBC Thunderbirds Baseball officially announced that Chris Pritchett will become the team’s new head coach.
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We thought we’d take this opportunity to show off the new Ubyssey office and reflect on the past ones.
A review of the UBC Library systems found that Vantage College has not been made a priority, but librarians' collaboration is ongoing.
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The new facility, which will cost $1.1 million dollars, is being built beside the Thunderbird Stadium and aims to help football players succeed academically.
A recent report points to the declining performance of Canadian students in math in the OECD’s PISA test between 2003 and 2012. UBC Math professor responds.
The team hopes that they will eventually be able to expand Ban the Bomb into a multifaceted tool that can be used by a variety of audiences.