The BC government has begun to roll out phase two of its International Educational Framework.
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On July 22, protestors held a silent sit-in in front of Walter C. Koerner Library to further pressure UBC to meet their demands.
A group of UBC students created UBC Scheduler, an app to help students easily schedule courses on WorkDay Student.
UBC community members gathered to stand in solidarity with students in Bangladesh who are fighting for equal opportunity while facing violence and restrictions enforced by the Bangladeshi government.
The Canadian government amended Bill C-59 An Act to Implement Certain Provisions to the Fall Economic Statement in June to remove the Goods and Services Tax and Harmonized Sales Tax on counselling therapy and psychotherapy services.
UBC is unable to return lost storage drives due to inabilities to prove item ownership.
UBC’s Queer Faculty and Staff Collective is organizing a group of UBC community members to march in this year’s Vancouver Pride Parade happening from August 3—4.
On June 11, the UBC Board of Governors passed the Neighbourhood Climate Action Plan to build climate-resilience in residential communities around the Vancouver campus.
The MacInnes Field Palestinian solidarity encampment ended on July 7 after more than two months.
In May, a class action lawsuit was filed against UBC Property Investments, the City of Kelowna and other defendants due to the construction of UBCO’s Kelowna Tower.
Since filing a lawsuit against Hillel BC and a former contractor for defamation in February, the UBC Social Justice Centre has removed itself as a case plaintiff.
The UBC Okanagan (UBCO) Palestinian solidarity encampment concluded on June 29 after 46 days.
UBC’s Board of Governors met on June 27 to discuss the encampments on UBC campuses and to receive an update on the university’s Climate Action Plan 2030.
Miranda Lam was appointed the next Board of Governors chair for a term beginning on August 1.