Despite the backsliding, public support for democracy remains strong.
Once nearly lost, this beloved concert hall lives on as a hub of community and culture.
Put your brains (but not your brawn) to the test!
Why the business community can—and must—help stem the rising tide of authoritarianism.
Test your knowledge of student life—and fashion—from 1915 to 1999.
These programs provide solutions for professionals seeking to quickly gain skills.
This free display features artifacts from every decade of UBC’s history at Point Grey.
This prototype turns human waste into nutrient-rich compost—and doesn’t need plumbing.
“Even 30...40 years from now, I will remember this award and the importance it had in my life.”
Yet they show higher sexual health literacy than other students.
Facial expressions and speech patterns linked to lying may not reveal the whole truth.
Jonathon Braun (JD'15) has always loved games.
An international team with UBC researchers observed a collision between two black holes.
In health care, time isn’t just valuable—it saves lives.
Meet a UBCO alum and entrepreneur whose business is helping to save the planet.
The future of fashion is youth-led.
One pressing question, multiple expert perspectives.
UBC alum Hannah Edward shares insider tips for exploring Japan’s vibrant and bustling capital.
As democracy in America faces its greatest test, this is the hope that I’m holding on to.
A look inside the new home of UBC’s School of Biomedical Engineering.
Readers share their most memorable and magical (and sometimes rainy) concert memories.
A sustainable car designed by UBC engineers in 1972 was years ahead of its time.
Winner of the 2025 alumni UBC Short Fiction Contest.
The newest member of UBC’s Athletics & Recreation team is a line-painting robot.
Wild heart, kind spirit.
How well do you recognize popular hairstyles and fashions throughout the 20th century? Test your knowledge of UBC student life—and style trends—from 1915 to 1999!
Why the business community can—and must—help stem the rising tide of authoritarianism.
This innovation could transform how scientists study lung disease.
