May 28, 2015 Gulf Islands plant evolves to protect itself from deer A plant on British Columbia’s Gulf Islands has genetically evolved to avoid being eaten by herds of hungry deer, according to research from the University of British Columbia.

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LATEST NEWS
Fish farm project helps Cambodian women care for families An international food security project that helps low-income women farmers in Cambodia farm fish and garden at home will now help them become entrepreneurs.
How racial stereotypes impact the way we communicate Racial stereotypes and expectations can impact the way we communicate and understand others, according to UBC research.
Mobile mood-tracking website helps patients across Canada Effective help for depression and anxiety is now just a click away, thanks to a mobile-optimized website developed at UBC’s Mood Disorders Clinic.

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OPINIONS
Lack of a national drug plan is costing us a fortune UBC health policy professor Steve Morgan urges the federal and provincial governments to implement universal pharmacare for all Canadians.

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VIDEO
The Orange Chair Sessions: Darren Dahl Dr. Darren Dahl's research drives understanding of consumer behaviour and motivation.

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ATHLETICS
Primeau returns to UBC to lead Thunderbirds cross country and track and field Laurier Primeau will be the next head coach of the UBC Thunderbirds' cross country and track and field programs.

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EVENTS
Chan Centre 2015/16 Series just announced Subscribe today and save up to 25% on the season's most anticipated musical performances.