Concern arose on social media after UBC professor Dr. Sarah Gergel tweeted about the conclusion of this funding program.
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“It’s a frustrating thing to have that question being asked when it doesn’t necessarily yield any impact."
As chief student health officer, Hassam will oversee student health services and implement health-related strategies in UBC’s strategic plans.
COVID-19 cases are decreasing once again at UBC after a brief spike last week.
CUFA President Daniel Laitsch criticized the Ministry of Advanced Education for its “heavy-handed direction” in dictating mask and vaccine policies.
The AMS is projected to earn $3.9 million in revenue, spend $4.7 million and run a deficit of nearly $785,000 in the 2021/22 fiscal year.
For the third year in a row, we looked into the budgets of the four largest undergraduate societies.
Council discussed the construction of an equipment lending library and continued to express frustration over inaction from UBC and the Board of Governors with respect to student's COVID-19 concerns.
Hackcouver brought the dispute before a Civil Resolutions Tribunal (CRT) in April 2021, where Cheng was ordered to pay the foundation $1,410.53.
Dr. Margaret Moss, director of UBC’s First Nations House of Learning and a tenured faculty in the school of nursing and applied science, made Forbes’s inaugural 50 over 50 list last month.
The rate of new cases in the UBC area reached 13 cases per 100,000 residents between July 23 and 29, up from just one case per 100,000 residents as of the previous update.
UBC sent an email to international students on July 20 announcing that those who still need to quarantine are eligible for what it called a “UBC Quarantine Bursary.”
UBC Housing wrote that a student living on the seventh floor of an unknown building had their mezuzah — an encased prayer scroll that is hung in doorways to serve as a blessing — removed from their doorpost and vandalized by three individuals on July 22.
As COVID-19 cases surge elsewhere in BC, the prevalence of the virus remains low at UBC.
The most recent letter criticized UBC for failing to “sincerely” engage with student concerns that the AMS had raised in its last correspondence.