Students in Exchange Residence are concerned about the occurrence of widespread laundry theft.
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Who will pay the cost of the subscription fee is currently up for debate, with suggestions that the cost will be passed on to undergraduate societies.
A BC expert panel chaired by a UBC faculty member recommended against the province’s moving toward a universal basic income system.
The student was jogging along Lily of the Valley Trail on Wednesday around noon when an unknown man struck her and took off with her phone.
COVID-19 cost mitigation, solidarity with Hong Kong activists and this year’s referenda — here’s what you missed.
The message, addressed to second-year law students, comes ahead of the competitive recruiting period for summer internships.
UBC teaching students are worried that they are putting themselves at unnecessary risk for contracting COVID-19 during their mandatory school visits.
A tweet about the policy gained more than ten thousand likes and a thousand retweets earlier this month with users expressing concern with financial inequity in access to learning materials.
The $230.82 fee appeared on the Student Service Centre this semester, raising student concern.
Clubs are trying to find virtual ways to attract members with the support of new AMS initiatives. But since membership is still low for many clubs, they face a greater risk of deconstitution.
The licensing agreement will give Eyam exclusive licensing to self-amplifying mRNA vaccine technology, developed by UBC’s immunologist Dr. Wilf Jefferies.
Dr. Amie Wolf, an adjunct professor in the Faculty of Education, is asking for an apology from the administration saying they’ve made an error, and for greater change.
At its first meeting of the new year on January 20, the UBC Vancouver Senate approved changes to class standings and heard a presentation from the Ombudsperson.
Inspired to make an impact in racialized communities, Sukhmeet Singh Sachal works on two projects: Translations 4 Our Nations and the COVID-19 Sikh Gurdwara Initiative.
The report was submitted on January 24 last year, but was not publicly released until last month when it appeared on the Institute’s website along with a formal response from PWIAS leadership, completed in November 2020.