It’s time to put down your phone and let your mind wander.
Changemakers
UBC grads defining the future
Changemakers
UBC grads defining the future
The 15-foot-wide disc depicts salmon carved by a xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) master carver.
The return window for the item had been “ever-so-slightly exceeded.”
Researchers analyzed employment data to find out why a major retailer had high turnover.
Abandoned items are stored for 90 days before being diverted to donation streams.
People attach moral value to hard work — Dr. Azim Shariff calls it “effort moralization.”
These graduates have fascinating stories of resilience, determination, and perseverance.
How do we prepare for disasters like earthquakes while also responding to current crises?
As we get ready for Giving Day on Apr. 5, 2023, here’s a look back at 2022’s memorable event!
Westernization may change the gut microbiome of Indian immigrants.
How UBC ACRE is centering the voices, experiences, and expertise of Asian Canadian communities.
It’s time to put down your phone and let your mind wander.
Connecting with nature, particularly in forests, can benefit our mental and physical health.
Online debates arose about anti-Semitic imagery and content in this Harry Potter game.
Learning to say no, setting boundaries, and other career and life advice from a UBCO alum.
Jordan MacKenzie’s team has created a bio-based alternative to single-use plastic.
Six UBC experts share their perspectives.
UBC alum Sony Tsai introduces you to his dynamic hometown of more than 20 years.
We need more contact with the natural world if we really hope to preserve it.
UBC President and Vice-Chancellor Santa J. Ono
1. Which student club was popular in the 1940’s? a. Stamp Collectors Club b. Scrabble Club c...
Thousands of students
+
hundreds of kegs of beer
=
many, many porta potties
The newest member of UBC’s Athletics & Recreation team is a line-painting robot.
Kindness is her superpower, shoes are her weakness.
