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How does a province say sorry?

How does a province say sorry?

How does a province say sorry?

International Day of Forests

International Day of Forests Fri Mar 21 2014, 9 AM – 7 PM Point Grey campus wide Celebrate forests with a day of free activities, including a documentary marathon.

International Day of Forests

UBC Reports – March 20, 2014

UBC Reports – March 20, 2014

UBC This Week 20-March-2014

  Recent UBC Media Releases Mar 20 The quest to cure chronic pain Mar 20 On the tip of the mother tongue Mar 18 25th anniversary of Exxon Valdez oil […]

Support UBC – win a $150 UBC Bookstore gift certificate

Make a donation to UBC during the 2014 UBC start an evolution Faculty and Staff Appeal (February 18 to March 31) and be entered to win a $150 UBC Bookstore […]

Coffee house at the Longhouse

The First Nation Studies Students Association and the Indigenous Students Association will host an end-of-the-year coffee house to raise funds for the first annual UBC Pow Wow. The evening will […]

Annual World TB day at UBC

UBC is presenting a series of talks and events as part of World TB Day on March 24th. * On March 24, the UBC Centre for Tuberculosis Research is co-organizing short seminars […]

Arts student wins national co-op award

In addition to winning this year’s UBC Arts Co-op Student of the Year award, Alex Chen has become the first UBC student to win the national Canadian Association for Co-operative […]

HELP prof featured in Angry Kids & Stressed Out Parents documentary

A documentary featuring an interview with Tom Boyce, adjunct professor of the Human Early Learning Partnership, will debut on CBC Television’s Doc Zone on March 27 at 9 p.m. The […]

UBC venture has new approach to 3D bioprinting to create human cells for drug trials

UBC researchers based out of Professor Konrad Walus’s electrical and computer engineering lab have discovered a technique for growing three-dimensional human airway tissues that almost replicate the lung wall, an […]

UBC chemist awarded Killam Research Fellowship

UBC chemist Stephen Withers is one of five successful applicants to receive the Killam Research Fellowships. Withers’s research is on the emerging field of engineering carbohydrate-modifying enzymes. The Fellowships, totaling […]

Women and War in Afghanistan

Women and War in Afghanistan Thu Mar 20 2014, 5 PM – 6:30 PM The Forum, Allard Hall, 1822 East Mall Ann Jones, historian and author, travelled to Afghanistan as […]

Women and War in Afghanistan

Next generation of doctors enters the field, but we need more

Next generation of doctors enters the field, but we need more

Next generation of doctors enters the field, but we need more UBC is doing its best to help solve B.C.’s doctor shortage, says Gavin Stuart, dean of the Faculty of […]