In an effort to generate student interest in provincial politics, a UBC professor is organizing an all-candidates forum well in advance of the May 9 provincial election.
While many students at UBC Okanagan are hitting the books, School of Engineering students are also gearing up to talk about 3D printing, gear ratios, hovercrafts and wiring.
The Donald is in the White House. And people are wondering—has the political world been colonized by celebrity culture?
Moving to a new country can be a challenging experience. Some people will face culture shock, many will meet foreign credential and employment challenges, and a few may become overwhelmed navigating new experiences. Many will also face blatant racial discrimination.
Canada’s 150-anniversary celebration has already begun with a large-scale collaboration between UBC researchers, École Glenmore students, and the Okanagan Symphony Orchestra.
Canada’s parliamentary poet laureate George Elliott Clarke will be speaking at UBC’s Okanagan campus Thursday.
UBC is poised to accelerate cybersecurity and financial risk research in Canada and beyond, thanks to a $2-million donation from Scotiabank.
The end of the Second World War witnessed massive border changes across Central and Eastern Europe.
A team of UBC Okanagan researchers travelled to Nepal last October to continue their research into altitude acclimatization.
Here’s a challenge many grad students may struggle with: explain your thesis in three minutes.