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Fear not, UBC students, for you can still get your daily dose of democracy with a few simple efforts.
The UBC Campus Support Network is a public Facebook group and student-led initiative designed to ensure students and community members living on campus have access to the supplies they need.
Sitting on the bus, squished between a sopping wet stranger and the wall, all that’s left to do is people watch to pass the time.
As patience is running low and stress levels are at an all-time high, put all that chaotic energy into these passive aggressive notes.
I don’t know about you, but I love touching my face. It is one of the main ways that I emote.
Your first year at UBC is hard, really hard. Here is a definitive list of the biggest blunders that most of you will make in your first eight months on Point Grey.
But I wouldn’t be a typical Arts student if I didn’t leave this essay till the very last moment. So, to procrastinate even that, I am documenting my hourly stay at IKB as I potentially probably lose my mind.
While following the elections, you might’ve been thinking about which position you might want to run for eventually, or maybe even which one is the most relatable to you. Well, we’ve made this handy quiz to help you figure out which elected position you are.
Now that nobody is running for this, it’s worth thinking about who should give it a shot. Here are some of our recommendations for who should try running for VPAUA.
That's right, here is the bingo that you're going to need to survive this election cycle.
Everything in your apartment will smell like what you cooked. Our sheets, clothes, carpets, pens and printer smell like an Indian and Chinese restaurant collided, then rolled around in oil together.
There are plenty of things to do in Vancouver (free things, btw). Instead of fleeing this break, why not explore the province and have a lot of fun too?
UBC releases an annual enrolment report each year that provides demographic details about the people who apply to the university and the students it admits. This data includes admission rates, demographic details, retention rates and other interesting tidbits.
This trailblazing new thing, seemingly inspired by the already-existing Facebookian microcosmic worlds of Subtle Asian Dating and Subtle Curry Dating, is relatively young and was launched in November 2019.