Short Fiction
Winning entries from our inaugural writing contest for UBC alumni
Short Fiction
Winning entries from our inaugural writing contest for UBC alumni
A UBC prof is cautiously optimistic.
K-pop groups without Korean members seem to be on the brink of becoming the norm.
A second T-Bird also went pro and seven players were picked in the CFL draft.
UBC research shows how staying in touch can have big benefits for both employees and employers.
UBC is adding new spaces over six years in technology-related programs.
Hear the honest truths about relocating, adapting, and working abroad.
We’d love to hear about a pivotal time when you chose courage over comfort. Submit by June 10.
How to garden with the climate in mind this dry season.
For Dr. Lori Daniels, not all forest fires are a bad thing.
Cardiologist Teresa Tsang is using AI to advance and democratize cardiac imaging in BC.
An agreement between the Haida Nation and the BC government marks a first in Canada.
Are new cycling habits sustainable? And who benefits most from these incentives?
More than 2,000 scientists are involved in analyzing the data sent back to Earth.
A UBC prof is cautiously optimistic.
Learning to say no, setting boundaries, and other career and life advice from a UBCO alum.
Téa Braun is fighting antiquated colonial laws that perpetuate the abuse of human rights.
One pressing question, multiple expert perspectives.
UBC alum Marina Tran-Vu shares what she loves about Ho Chi Minh City and the people of Vietnam.
An agreement between the Haida Nation and the BC government marks a first in Canada.
Test your UBC smarts in this (non-credit) quiz.
For much of its 60 years, this beloved campus landmark dominated recreational life at UBC.
Winner of the 2024 alumni UBC Short Fiction Contest.
The newest member of UBC’s Athletics & Recreation team is a line-painting robot.
Godfather of the GlamBOT.
