The Devil Operation was the last in the series of events at the UBC Social Justice Centre Conference 2015.
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Goosehunt, BVP's signature and annual year-end event, is bringing together the campus' musical community with 17 acts, 6 genres, and a barbecue.
The Gallery will be closing its doors for good on April 10.
Destinations India UBC is a program founded by three UBC students who want to share their own experience of touring through the country.
Avetis Muradyan, president of the ASA, contends that the Armenian Genocide remains highly relevant in modern times.
UBC Musical Theatre Troupe newest production will flash audiences back to the 1950s with Happy Days.
The Daily Mail famously criticized Blasted as “a disgusting feast of filth,” but Pi Theatre intends to show it's true nature.
Mila Huebsch was selected to be one out of 25 youth leaders to represent Southern Canada at the Arctic Youth Ambassador Forum in Iqaluit, Nunavut.
Breaking Out of Boxes, a forum theatre performance focuses on the problems surrounding gender and sexuality.
The Value of Freedom: Academics VS. Expression panel discussion was part of Rule Out Racism Week.
For whatever reason, The Righteous and the Wicked chooses to blissfully ignore this rich history, while simultaneously giving us nothing new or unique.
UBC Player's club will be tackling eating disorders in their next production Her Name was Mary.
Directed by MFA directing grad Sarah Rodgers, The Duchess a.k.a Wallis Simpson is a melange of fantasy and reality.
Directed by MFA Directing student Barbara Tomasic, Triumph of Love presents easy laughs in the tale of confused, complicated, cross-dressing, cheesy love.
Thomas Beckman, who studied classical viola at UBC, recently wrote and recorded the soundtrack for the film Colours of Edziza.