A stuffed lion with wooden teeth survived a fire and inspired a doctoral thesis.
Spring 2011
Today's students are leaving their mark on campus.
How do you prepare for launching or further developing your career?
Overstating the benefits of sports risks obscuring systemic problems.
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.
A UBC alum and career strategist shares how to tap into the power of reframing.
Thirteen remarkable individuals will receive UBC honorary degrees.
Two UBC experts offer insight on how communities can prepare for a challenging year.
For Dr. Lori Daniels, not all forest fires are a bad thing.
Small Steps for Big Changes is available in Portugal and will be launched in Australia.
A UBCO expert dives into why it’s vital to ensure AI advancements harmonize with our values.
Are new cycling habits sustainable? And who benefits most from these incentives?
The "anthropause" offered a rare opportunity to learn about human-wildlife interactions.
Lightweight, 3D printed devices can change the face of satellite communication.
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.
“Lively. Vibrant. Bustling.” That’s how UBC alum Renee Voisin would describe Port of Spain.
We need more contact with the natural world if we really hope to preserve it.
A non-credit test of your UBC smarts.
For much of its 60 years, this beloved campus landmark dominated recreational life at UBC.
The newest member of UBC’s Athletics & Recreation team is a line-painting robot.
Inventive mind, romantically inclined.