On October 30, AMS Council met to discuss a recommendation from the Executive Performance and Accountability (EPA) Committee and hear a presentation on AMS bursaries.
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UBC released the 2023 Vancouver Campus Security report, which shows Campus Security received a total number of 34,234 calls for service.
At the AMS Council meeting on September 25, Councillor Riley Huntley raised concerns over UBC Enrolment Services delays in relaying health and dental data to Studentcare.
October 31 marks the deadline for the BC Labour Relations Board (LRB) to issue their decision on UBC Graduate Research Assistants’ (GRAs) right to unionize with CUPE 2278.
On October 25, the AMS met for a special Council meeting to discuss “the appropriate procedure for investigations of the executive."
The AMS Nest was evacuated around 11 a.m. this morning after reports of an armed man in the building.
The AMS held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) over Zoom on Tuesday at 9 a.m.
Some students were charged late tuition penalties after being advised by UBC that they would not receive late fees.
On October 16, protestors vandalized Green College Coach House to condemn a workshop being held at the College that included a professor the University of Haifa and the Hebrew University.
Over a month into the academic year, some students remained unable to access required course materials from the UBC Bookstore.
BC NDP leader and Premier David Eby was reelected for the Vancouver-Point Grey BC legislature seat.
Ahead of the final voting day, Vancouver-Point Grey candidates gathered in the Life Building's Norm Theatre for a debate hosted by the AMS and moderates by The Ubyssey.
Last night, Senate met to vote on changes to the Doctor of Medicine (MD) program, discuss UBC’s strategic plan and approve a non-credit program micro-certificate.
On July 3, UBC President Benoit-Antoine Bacon announced in a broadcast message that the university is “refreshing” its strategic plan.
On October 10, the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed a bid to appeal a BC Court of Appeal decision which allowed former UBC professor Steven Galloway’s defamation trial to proceed to trial.