BC Premier Christy Clark has announced that the provincial government will either pass or develop similar legislation to a recently-proposed bill that requires post-secondary institutions in BC to address the issue of sexual violence on campus.
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First established in 2003 by the Centre for Student Involvement and Careers, the Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Research Conference (MURC) has become the largest multidisciplinary undergraduate conference in Canada.
For the third time in three days, the UBC men's basketball team hit the court in Doug Mitchell Sports Centre for the CIS Final 8 Championship. The ’Birds beat the University of Ottawa Gee-Gee's to capture fifth place.
One of UBC's most storied traditions — Storm the Wall — is coming up and the creativity of the athletic crowd is on full display once again. Without further ado, here are the best Storm the Wall team names of 2016.
Mariam Barry was obviously in her element, expertly playing multiple roles. Most notably was that of Harun Al-Rashid. Cassandra Phillips-Grande was enchanting, artfully teasing the men around her left, right and centre.
Following a tough loss to Ryerson the previous evening, UBC beat the fifth-seeded McGill University Redmen 69-68 in the consolation B game and will now be fighting for fifth place in the CIS men’s Final 8 national basketball tournament.
At the age of 39, Dube sits at the top of the Canada West women’s hockey league as the top goalie and is a mother of two and a full-time firefighter who is finishing up her undergraduate degree this year.
Having surpassed several stages of application, four UBC students will head to the closing ceremonies in Toronto later this month. The case competition tasks students with creating marketing solutions for a new Chevrolet vehicle.
This year, the AMS will host sets from a mixture of old favourites and new discoveries. Melt, MGH! Layten Kramer, Lido, Oh Wonder and Vince Staples will take to the stage on the last day of classes. Tickets go on sale Monday, March 21.
UBC won last night. Okay, maybe the score was 109-101 in Ryerson's favour. Maybe we won't be going to the semifinals of the CIS Final 8 tournament. Maybe we won't win the national title. But UBC won last night.
The award honours 20th-century psychologist Mary Whiton Calkins, a pioneer in the field who was denied a PhD by Harvard because of her gender. It will be awarded based on a short essay and embodiment of the same characters as Calkins.
With CIS Women's Hockey Championship going full steam ahead, the UBC women’s hockey team has continued their campaign with a win against the number five ranked McGill University Martlets. The 'Birds won 4-2.
Whether you just want to spectate and sweat bullets or aspire to be the subject of 2020’s Academy Award-nominated film, The Walk II: Electric Boogaloo, then come around the Nest this afternoon before 3 p.m.
The farcical tale tells of corrupt town officials’ terrified reaction of the news that an incognito inspector will soon be arriving in their town to investigate them, resulting in a flurry of chaotic activity to cover up their considerable misdeeds.
Dear Natalie, My roommate is being a total pain in my ass. He's inconsiderate, rude, has people over all the time without asking and leaves any room he enters a mess. It's a disaster zone in here and it's all his crap!