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Ubyssey writers went far and wide in the summer of 2015, from kayaking in the ??? to research in Ethiopia, political engagement in South Africa and conquering fears in the Bahamas. Read their impressions of their voyages in the Travel supplement.
On this excursion I thought I might find that fear of the ocean and then indulge in it, like some people do with horror movies or roller coasters.
The neoprene squeezes the air out of my lungs. Then I wiggle the lifejacket over all my gear and the last of the air is pushed from my lungs.
Our news editor travelled to Ethiopia for a Go Global seminar in May. Here are her impressions of the trip, as well as her photographs.
Piper, who previously served as president from 1997-2006, is upbeat and likable — exactly what UBC needs as it tries to weather the current storm.
In the scandal that has engulfed UBC since university president Gupta resigned several weeks ago, Ghoussoub has made his frustration very public.
Today, Arvind Gupta announced he is stepping down from his role as UBC president. This timeline shows some of the major events during his time in office.
As UBC president Arvind Gupta nears the end of his first year in office, we sat down with him for an interview.
Catherine Dauvergne is currently a professor of immigration law at UBC’s Allard School of Law, and, in July, will be taking over the role of dean.
Barring any new setbacks, the new SUB, formally named the AMS Student Nest, will be opening before summer is upon us.
For Al-Hassan Al Shaibani, receiving his degree will signify the end of both five years of academics and intense involvement with the campus community.
Zarzycki and his crew feel that they’ve honed their skills enough to make a go of becoming Canada’s Onion.