This year’s budget submission calls for better financial aid and mental health support, 20 months after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The pilot program — which started in September — offers these students a chance to connect with fellow IBPOC students, or Wellness Mentors, and have conversations about shared experiences and ideas.
In September, the AMS announced that it would distribute around 250-500 fentanyl testing strips to students in an effort to promote drug safety as BC’s overdose crisis enters its sixth year.
The station allows users to recycle unsorted and pre-bagged beverage containers and get refunds for them which can be redeemed by Interac e-transfer or cheque.
In a statement released across social media on Friday morning, Peter Smailes, UBC’s vice-president finance & operations, said it did not endorse UBC SFE. He referred to it as an “external group.”
It’s been nearly six years since she initially filed the complaint, but Kirchmeier said she’s still fighting in search of accountability for the women hurt by UBC’s policies.
UBC has purchased a $70 million tract of land in Surrey, with an eye towards “the development of the university’s regional presence” in accordance with its 2018 strategic plan.
From November 2 to November 8, the UBC neighbourhood saw an average of one daily case per 100,000 residents, down slightly from two last week.
After two hours of an in-camera session discussing a matter of “employee conduct,” AMS Council lost quorum at around 10:30 p.m. on Wednesday night.
As a former student, Prost acknowledged the challenges that students face with housing, and looks forward to improving land use development.
Over the past few weeks, The Ubyssey news team has broken down what the UNA is and does, as well as spoken to each of the candidates vying for one of the seven open seats on the Board.
If elected to the Board, Mojdehi wants to focus on making UBC safer, creating a more “vibrant community” and making campus more pet-friendly.
Watson is a local minister, pastor and community resident of 15 years.
Kang believes that like other residents, students want a safe place to live in, and thus, she would focus on ensuring that if elected.
An active community volunteer and passionate advocate for social and climate justice, Fei Liu wants to “build up communication channels” in the UNA.