Due to COVID-19, the university has predicted that more people than normal will be driving to campus this year for safety reasons.
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Masks will be mandatory on transit again starting Wednesday, August 25, TransLink announced this morning.
UBC has largely maintained recent trends in COVID-19, new data from the BCCDC dashboard shows.
Public Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Training Anne Kang announced the new measures at a press conference earlier this morning.
“We have started to take a look at whether the Indigenous Committee structure within the umbrella of AMS Council is really the best way to have Indigenous representation here at UBC.
With in-person classes starting in less than a month, the AMS conducted a survey to see how students feel about the return to campus.
Now, many students find they’re not able to easily come to Canada at all for the start of in-person classes in September.
As COVID-19 restrictions ease in BC, the AMS is planning for more in-person events for its annual AMS Firstweek, including an ‘Almost’ Welcome Back BBQ that will be free to all.
The reopening, outlined in the AMS Restart Plan, includes the relaxing of some restrictions in building use, access, operations and services while continuing to maintain COVID-19 safety protocol.
Shahla is asking the Canadian Government to grant her immediate family members refugee status through a petition that has garnered nearly 5,000 signatures in less than a week.
According to meeting minutes from a July 21 AMS executive committee meeting, UBC approached the student society about booking rapid testing space in the Nest, though no final decision was recorded.
AMS President Cole Evans said “exploratory work” on a potential cannabis store has continued “in a limited capacity.”
The Ubyssey’s news section is here to make this year’s election a little more accessible for UBC students.
“A lot of people said that they had been in a position where they needed a [menstrual] product between classes and had to skip a class because they didn’t have those products.”
The latest COVID-19 dashboard update has reported a daily average of eight new cases per 100,000 UBC area residents between August 6 and August 12, with a testing positivity rate of three per cent.