As well as being essential to life, food is a bedrock of culture, a determinant of health, a yardstick for equality, and a focus of hot debate. Its future, and ours, will be shaped by climate change, transformative technology, and human will.
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UBC grads defining the future
News from your old classmates. Submit yours here.
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Lives and Legacies
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A non-credit test of your UBC smarts
A glance into UBC’s past
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Q&As featuring well-known individuals with a UBC connection
What have you been up to lately? Share your latest adventures, personal stories, and milestones with fellow alumni. Don’t be shy!
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