University Relations welcomed a new associate director of public affairs for the Okanagan campus on Monday. Nathan Skolski joins UBC from Ottawa where, for the past six years, he served as head of media and public affairs for the British diplomatic network in Canada, leading all communications activities for the British High Commission in Ottawa and its consulates in Montreal, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver.
Hear about UBC Okanagan's achievements and notable developments from the past year and look ahead at what's next for our campus at the Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Principal’s Town Hall spring update.
Leading up to the 41st British Columbia general election on May 9, 2017, election signage is now in full display around Kelowna streets.
More than 40 faculty and staff -- just over 3 per cent of employees -- have contributed to the 2016 UBC Okanagan United Way campaign by making payroll e-pledges. The goal is to encourage e-pledges from 10 per cent or more of our faculty and staff, and to help more than 3,000 people in our region through United Way-funded community partners.
Get your teams ready for the inaugural annual Great Pancake Race.
UBC Okanagan community supports United Way fund-raiser
Sexual assault at UBC has been a subject of long-standing concern on the part of many in the University community, and in recent months has become a subject of widespread attention across and beyond UBC's campuses.
Emergency power generator replacement is complete.
Emergency power generator replacement Jan. 13 and 14.
The University of British Columbia is a non-partisan entity and does not grant permission for posting of election signage on University property. Any election signage found on campus is removed by Facilities Management.
