Just three years ago, Andy Nguyen never imagined that today he would be running a thriving cookie business. Nguyen, alongside his sister Jessica, founded Bak’d Cookies, which sells their signature gourmet cookies online and at farmer’s markets across the Lower Mainland.
At the Chan Centre on February 25, Black classical, jazz, and R&B will weave together to form a cosmic space where the past, present, and future become one.
PrEP, or HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis, refers to any drug that reduces one’s risk of contracting HIV. For many students, this is an invaluable sexual health resource — for both safer sex and peace of mind.
Subpar sexual education can set many of us on an uncertain path toward understanding our sexuality — but it's never too late to begin sexual reclamation through knowledge and learning.
Black members of UBC’s Faculty of Medicine gathered on Friday, February 17 to share their diverse personal stories and discuss the future of the significantly unrepresentative field of medicine.
You’re lonely. I’m lonely. And that’s completely okay.
We are so grateful to the Canadian University Press for this recognition.
Voting opens March 6.
UBC's Vancouver Senate met Wednesday night to discuss international agreements, vote on approving new courses and appoint senators to take over responsibilities after the removal of a student senator.
For many survivors of sexual trauma, there is a clear before and after — and there is no going back. But that doesn’t mean healing isn’t possible.
Youth clinics are an essential service for sexual health support. These student experiences highlight gaps and benefits of their care.
Sex doesn't need to be seemless — performance and other sexual issues are perfectly common and normal experiences.
Grammy-winning tabla player Sandeep Das is coming to Chan Centre on Saturday February 18 to perform with his frequent collaborators, the HUM ensemble, as well as students from the UBC school of music.
STI testing is for important for public health purposes, but also to help you make the most of a fun, sexy experience.
Sally Elhennawy is a writer who explores themes of Queer love and desire in her poetry.