AMS Council met last night to review sustainability priorities, vote on the AMS Food Bank expansion and discuss joining a new federal lobbying coalition. Here's what you might've missed.
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BC Pharmacists will be able to prescribe contraception and medication for 21 minor ailments as of June 1.
In an open letter, Sulong UBC, a Filipinx/Canadian youth and student group, asked to restore previous AMS Food Bank access policies, allowing UBC faculty and staff to access the resource.
On May 31 the AMS completed their BC budget consultation submission, with three recommendations supporting student financial aid, sexualized violence prevention and food security.
Changes to the policy have been ongoing for the past two years and address concerns over the lack of diversity in the names across campus. As the report states, the amendments are intended to create a "welcoming and inclusive environment" and go into effect July 7.
The budget projects $5.1 million in revenue, $5.84 million in expenses and a $738, 766 deficit.
UBC’s Board of Governors met on Thursday in the University Centre Ballroom at UBC Okanagan to discuss the university’s strategic plan.
On Tuesday night, AMS Council met to approve the 2023/24 executive goals. Here’s what you might’ve missed.
Established in 2021, the Soapstand is an accessible, affordable and sustainable service for UBC students to get dish soap, hand soap and laundry detergent.
The north building of the Brock Commons Phase 2 expansion will open this July.
This year campus security received a total of 10,017 calls for service, a slight increase from the previous report’s 8,889.
On June 21, the Faculties of Applied Sciences (APSC) and Land and Food Systems (LFS) celebrated the official launch of Weaving Relations, a new course exploring Indigenous histories, people and settler colonialism in Canada.
The 2023 AMS Services report states that the number of severe cases and students reporting suicide to Peer Support is at an all time high.
The unveiling of the 2023/24 AMS financial budget took centre stage at last night’s Council meeting.
Starting this fall, international students will no longer be able to receive the Trek Excellence Scholarship, which was previously available to all students at UBC.