The AMS and UBC Student Health Services say they are taking various harm reduction measures to ensure drug safety and access to testing supplies as students return to campus.
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VP Students Ainsley Carry heads the portfolio that impacts students most — but many students know little about him and his office’s work. Who is Ainsley Carry, and how does he want to improve the student experience at UBC?
In its final meeting of the summer, AMS Council met last night in the Michael Kingsmill Forum to hear an update from AMS Events on back-to-school events, to discuss a motion to reform the Election Appeals Committee and to hire an Elections Administrator.
In January of this year, the AMS increased mental health coverage for students from $1,000 to $1,500. This increased coverage expires on August 31.
Limited housing around Vancouver has left many UBC students scrambling to secure a home for the upcoming fall term.
In place of a mask mandate, UBC will continue to recommend community members wear masks, President and Vice-Chancellor Santa Ono and Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Principal of UBC Okanagan Lesley Cormack said in a broadcast message published Thursday afternoon.
After last week’s meeting was cancelled due to a lack of quorum, AMS executives and AMS councillors held a surprise special session of Council last night to approve additional loan borrowing and discuss the hiring of an elections administrator.
The department of classical, near Eastern and religious studies has officially changed its name to the department of ancient Mediterranean and near Eastern studies.
With the ongoing invasion of Ukraine by Russia — which began exactly six months ago on February 24 — The Ubyssey spoke with Ukrainian students about what Ukraine’s Independence Day means to them this year.
For the fourth year in a row, we broke down the budget of the four largest student societies at UBC to figure out where your student fees go.
The space for neurodiverse, autistic and disabled community members was set to open in the Life Building in spring 2022.
Upper-year computer science students expressed alarm online two weeks ago after receiving an email that a well-enrolled course had been cancelled due to a lack of available instructors.
The Senate voted to rescind Bishop John O’Grady’s honorary degree during a special session on August 17, bringing an end to a 15-month-long review.
The AMS is expecting to collect $4.2 million in discretionary revenue, spend $5.45 million and run a $1.25 million deficit during the 2022/23 fiscal year.
VCH — which oversees the operations of UBC’s hospital — said the department’s hours will run from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. to allow staff and physicians to end their shifts on time