Humanities
Trudeau perpetuates narratives about Canada’s immigrant, education, and asylum systems.
Two UBC experts discuss how the real world of Roman gladiators compares with the movies.
Refusing to accept political defeat has dangerous consequences.
The US election could radically reshape both domestic and international landscapes.
As the climate crisis accelerates, will today’s societies be able to adapt?
Housing will be a key issue for BC voters in the provincial election.
Here's why we should be vigilant, but not fatalistic.
Of the two politicians on the stage in Philadelphia, Harris faced the steeper challenge.
Ensuring Indigenous data sovereignty is crucial to truth and reconciliation in Canada.
Food has the remarkable ability to bring people together and create a sense of connection.
There’s a reason why many Black women have been the first in their positions.
A UBC Okanagan professor shares early findings from her new study.
Meet five stellar researchers who will change how you think about nearly everything.
Anyone convicted of a crime is inadmissible to Canada, but Donald Trump may be an exception.
Canadians are experiencing a worsening crisis of trust.
A basic income could boost global gross domestic product (GDP) by about 130 per cent.
An agreement between the Haida Nation and the BC government marks a first in Canada.
Learning about past wrongs can help us better fight racism in the future.
Why do sexual assault perpetrators escape consequences while accusers face backlash?
Canada is wasting scarce resources conserving species that are not endangered elsewhere.
Canadian higher education is deeply dependent on international student tuition.
One underappreciated impact of global heating is its influence on language itself.
A first-of-its-kind study that links aversion to AI art with speciesism and anthropocentrism.
UBC’s School of Architecture + Landscape Architecture (SALA) co-leads exhibit highlighting
Recent events have marked a powerful inflection point in Canadian journalism.
Nsyilxcn Language Fluency students embraced the opportunity of a lifetime.
Rather than fearing AI, some UBC professors integrating it into their courses.
A new space in Vancouver’s Chinatown is enabling inclusive — and transformative — storytelling.
How UBC ACRE is centering the voices, experiences, and expertise of Asian Canadian communities.
People attach moral value to hard work — Dr. Azim Shariff calls it “effort moralization.”
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