According to Ali Mojdehi, security received several reports of an intruder in Place Vanier and Totem Park looking "at partially clothed female students.”
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The CSFS “aims to understand and… transform local and global food systems toward a more sustainable, food secure future.”
This July, the AMS is going "full steam ahead" in terms of advocating for open textbooks, according to VP Academic Jenna Omassi.
The heat wave has significant health and environmental implications for B.C.
22-year old Vivek Pandher died on Sunday July 5th after being found unresponsive at the Paradiso music festival in Wenatchee, United States.
Species have been disappearing from Earth 10 to 100 times faster than they should be, found a study out of the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
The Conservatives recently released an attack ad targeting Justin Trudeau that includes a series of ISIS propaganda photos of hostages before executions.
A group of 40 graduates will be the first group of students to take part in UBC's new program, the Master of Public Policy and Global Affairs.
There will be no tax increase to finance transit improvements; the no side received a majority of votes.
A review of the UBC Library systems found that Vantage College has not been made a priority, but librarians' collaboration is ongoing.
A recent report points to the declining performance of Canadian students in math in the OECD’s PISA test between 2003 and 2012. UBC Math professor responds.
The team hopes that they will eventually be able to expand Ban the Bomb into a multifaceted tool that can be used by a variety of audiences.
Kateh spoke to an audience yesterday about what he's learned after Ebola peaked in Liberia last year.
“TransLink does not get to see all of the details linking the Compass Card to the person… what they get is a truncated student ID, or TSID,” said Crasta.
The centre of business ethics will be funded by Peter Dhillon, chairperson of Ocean Spray Cranberries.