This past Saturday, the T-Birds improved their position to the eighth ranked team in the country after defeating the University of Calgary Dinos.
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Coming into a new season, UBC's rugby teams are looking to repeat, and improve on, last year's success.
Over the weekend, men’s rugby defeated the Trinity Western University Spartans in front of a packed crowd at the Gerald McGavin UBC Rugby Centre.
The Thunderbirds hope win the Vanier Cup this year, but they face an uphill battle and new challenges complicating their path.
With both men’s and women’s soccer teams defending their Canada West (CW) championships, the soccer season is ramping up to be a good one. Here’s what you should expect from your Thunderbirds this year.
Hugh McNeill and Emma O'Croinin represented Canada at the 2023 World Aquatic Championships in Fukuoka, Japan from July 14–30.
His success as a volleyball player at UBC would translate into great success as a wheelchair basketball coach.
Although now dance professionals, Flores, Panganiban and Cruz's journeys to joining the Bandits’ dance team are the result of immense determination and self discipline.
Rugby has brought the Seumanutafa siblings closer together – both on and off the pitch.
Once at the lawn and sitting on my yoga mat, I was surrounded by other university students, community members and a few kids as a yoga instructor began taking us through a relaxing and restorative hour.
With high temperatures looming overhead, it can be hard to stay cool while staying active. Here’s The Ubyssey’s tips for exercising in hot summer weather.
To commemorate this season's end, we've decided to crunch the numbers on game attendance since the 2012/13 season to highlight some exciting trends.
If you are someone who enjoys long hikes and backcountry camping, this route through Garibaldi might be for you.
For our last print issue of the 2022/23 academic year, we asked five Ubyssey sports writers five questions about the Thunderbirds season.
According to UBC, 28.6 per cent of UBC Vancouver students are from outside of Canada. However, international students only make up seven per cent of Thunderbird varsity athletes.