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Manipulators less convincing online than in person, UBC research shows
If you have to negotiate business with a narcissist or psychopath, you’re better off doing it on Facebook, research from UBC’s Okanagan campus shows.
Wrongly imprisoned human-rights filmmaker visits UBC
He’s talented, outspoken, gay, and has spent months in a brutal Egyptian prison, held without charges.
UBC thesis winner advances to western regionals
The Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies will have a seat at the table when UBC Okanagan hosts the Three Minute Thesis Western Regional competition in April.
Gift enhances medical training for UBC students
UBC medical students and health-care providers will get more hands-on training thanks to a recent donation of two new portable ultrasound machines to the UBC Southern Medical Program.
AlterKnowledge series discusses what it means to be a 'settler'
UBC Okanagan’s AlterKnowledge Discussion Series invites members of the public to join in a conversation about what it means to be a ‘settler’ in the Okanagan today. What is the history of settlement here? What does it mean to recognize oneself as a guest in Syilx (Okanagan) territory?
Engineering Professor named UBC Okanagan’s Researcher of the Year
The mark of a good professor is one who is up to their elbows in research projects, has a strong group of post-grad students working with them, resonates with students, and is popular with their peers.
Okanagan short fiction contest short list announced
UBC’s Anne Fleming has just completed a pretty a tough job.
SNAP Math Fair comes to UBC Okanagan
For the first time, UBC Okanagan will host a SNAP (Student-centred, Non-competitive, All-inclusive, Problem-based) Math Fair. This year, Rutland Middle School students have been invited to campus on Friday, March 11 to participate in the fair.
Gender and violence in our digital world
To mark International Women’s Day, UBC Okanagan is hosting a talk about the proliferation of online and digital gendered violence and its effect on society.
Indigenous playwright Cliff Cardinal explores taboo subcultures and the heart of darkness in HUFF performances
Packed with folklore, harsh reality and darkly comic turns by playwright-performer Cliff Cardinal, HUFF presents an unflinching view of trauma through an indigenous lens.