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With a spot in the CIS tournament on the line, the game had an extra physicality to it.
Tennis stars Milos Raonic and Kei Nishikori each took care of business on Friday as Canada and Japan got off to a 1-1 start at the Davis Cup.
AMS Council voted to oppose the BDS referendum question that asks the AMS to divest from companies that support the Israeli military.
Last year, Angelica Ruszkowski was looking to set up a figure skating club at on campus. Now she’s back, and ready to hit the ice in a trial program.
Two student slates are running against each to run the Student Legal Fund Society next year.
The Davis Cup World Group tie between Canada and Japan is set to get started at 2 p.m. this afternoon. Here's our event primer to help get you ready for it.
The three presidential candidates faced off at their first debate on Thursday, March 5.
The Davis Cup will almost certainly feature a match between Kei Nishikori and Milos Raonic, ranked fourth and sixth in the world, respectively.
Canadian tennis fans have had these dates marked on the calendar for a long time, and the wait is finally over.
Three candidates running for two student representative positions on the Board of Governors squared off at their first debate today.
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau stopped by the UBC campus on Wednesday amid a room packed full of students.
It’s important to encourage interaction between seniors and the wider community. Which is precisely what Timeless Talent intend to do.
The vinyls will remain untouched, but this year’s Fundrive proceeds will digitize everything else in order to streamline programming and song selection.
The call to push for divesting from Israeli products at UBC, made by SPHR, should be supported by all those committed to issues of social justice.