Now that it’s summer, I’m starting to realize that I miss campus. But you know what I miss the most about campus? Running into UBC celebrities literally everywhere. So, in a desperate attempt to get some and connect with these celebs, I decided to download Tinder.
With UBC President and Vice-Chancellor Santa Ono leaving for the University of Michigan in October, the search is on for his successor. The Ubyssey broke down some potential candidates for the position.
The 'We need an American Girl Doll' meme has taken the internet by storm. We've seen dolls that drink La Croix and that were on the Mayflower, but what about a doll that goes to UBC?
It’s been four years and I can’t stop thinking about you. What did I do wrong? You used to be excited to get an email from me, back when you were young and in high school. “UBC emailed me!” You’d frantically yell to your friends, and they were excited for us.
The unspeakable has happened. In an ill-fated Facebook post earlier this week, UBC Confessions announced that it would officially be closing its doors and ending this chapter in the university’s history.
Since the school year is finally over, you now have time to do all those things that you promised yourself you would during the school year. Talk about best summer ever!
Eduardo ‘Eddie’ Naranjo is The Ubyssey’s Community Contribution Award winner for 2022.
What if I told you that being ghosted/dumped/breadcrumbed/cheated on by a fuckboy could be explained by something greater than us? Wouldn’t it change the name of the game a little bit if at least some, if not all, fuckboy behaviours could be explained in some capacity?
Happy Pride month! The Ubyssey has compiled a list of resources within UBC and Metro Vancouver that celebrate being Queer.
Finals are over, this term and my final year are all done. I’m, by all means, an adult now.
Two weeks ago, trespassers crept into my home, took pictures of my most intimate space and documented it on Reddit for the UBC community’s amusement. But you probably didn’t hear about it from any formal news outlet. I get it, B&Es just aren’t as high priority when your place gets mistaken for a bomb shelter.
Campus groups are constantly trying to recruit me, but all I want to do is pass my classes and drink bubble tea. But, something is off with the Thunderbird and the varsity hackysack team.
In her latest for, Love Nest, Shanai Tanwar explores the third date curse with UBC sociology lecturer, Dr. Anna Dawczyk.
Asian Heritage Month is upon us. The Ubyssey has compiled a list of resources within UBC and Metro Vancouver that emphasize education, creativity and support people in cases of anti-Asian racism.
Here are some totally valid reasons why going home is not only an inherently good thing but might even be the best thing for your summer!