Being 'kapwa' is about duty and care, about honouring your moral and social responsibilities toward one another. This support is desperately needed for scholars of colour.
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When STEM tutorial YouTube channels were “popping off” in the early 2010s, Uytae Lee wondered how he could address the lack of comprehensive videos dedicated to teaching people about their cities.
Here are the top features of the 2023/24 academic year.
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.
Here are the top profiles of this year.
CUPE 2278 currently represents UBC’s teaching assistants (TAs), graduate academic assistants (GAAs), exam invigilators and English language instructors. Here’s a glimpse into some people behind unionization on campus.
As I rolled into Bristol with my two suitcases, I wondered how this place — with its little cafés, the Wills Memorial Building, a Gothic tower rising against the skyline, and my flat’s small room and maroon curtains — would become my home for the next four months.
EUS President Karisma Jutla wouldn't be where she is if it weren't for mentorship.
Campus Vision 2050 will demolish parts of Place Vanier to build new residences. What does this mean for the future of Vanier and the students who’ve lived there? And is history repeating itself?
Gilbert teaches NURS 280: Human Sexual Health. By exploring sexual education with openness, she hopes students to develop “the capacity for comfort."
And I’ve realized that I can’t be the exception to love. If I have so much love to give, then I have to give some to myself too.
It would be a cliche for me to tell you how I came to university with my head filled with bright promises of the friends I’d make and the everlasting bonds I’d create, ones that would last a lifetime.
Don’t fight the universe! Friends will appear when they need to. And they won’t when they don’t.
Sometimes, it just takes a bit of time and patience to find your people. Don’t give up, keep putting yourself out there and I promise it’ll be worth it.
It can’t be that easy to throw away six years of friendship, can it?
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