On March 12, UBC’s Board of Governors announced it would no longer conduct annual tuition consultations with students, citing repeated student frustration with the survey's results and perceived inaction.
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Here are the top features of the 2023/24 academic year.
Baseball fans at Tourmaline Stadium experienced déjà vu this weekend, as the UBC men’s baseball team swept Bushnell University Beacons in a four game series.
This Wednesday, April 10, you can take out your anger with a bit of violence. UBC Rotaract is running their flagship car smash event from 11 a.m.–4 p.m. for the third year in a row.
There’s an entire community working together, and through child-sized, yet critical steps, UBC Child Care is nurturing inclusivity in a new generation — at a price people can afford.
UBC students spoke to The Ubyssey on how they navigated Ramadan as a student this year.
Here are the top profiles of this year.
The Middle East Studies (MES) program invited Jabr to discuss the importance of integrating social justice and human rights approaches into mental health work, and how healthcare workers can do so.
Are you ready to 'meat' your class reality?
Get your words off to this puzzle.
“UBC didn’t just give me a pretty diploma, but it steered me through the challenges of starting a business with a mission to tackle the very issues I once wrote essays about,” writes Vannia Flores Forsyth.
As cities develop, sounds from traffic and construction threaten to drown out nature. Metro Vancouver, whose population is expected to surpass 9 million inhabitants later this year, is no exception.
Here’s a list of things you can do to take your mind off finals — by putting it on something worse instead.
From the world’s largest vertical jail being built in New York, developers buying up the most historic block of Montreal’s Chinatown, to pressures of gentrification and displacement in Toronto and Vancouver, Big Fight in Little Chinatown captures paralleling crises against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic and rise in anti-Asian racism.
The Board of Governors approved a $3.8 billion budget for the 2024/25 fiscal year at their meeting on March 27.