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Opinion: 100 years of wise women Judy Illes, Elizabeth Croft and Simon Peacock highlight women leaders and the contributions they’ve made to science, engineering and medicine throughout UBC’s history. Read more […]
Mar 8, 2016
Antarctica has more in common with outer space than you think.
Glen Coulthard: A discussion as part of the Intertextual Reading Group Tue Mar 8 2016, 1 – 2 PM Belkin Art Gallery UBC professor Glen Coulthard will read from his […]
Shoppers making ethical purchases, such as buying organic food or environmentally friendly cars, are generally seen as more virtuous – unless they’re receiving government assistance.
The City of Vancouver is expected to release a new report on vacant homes today. Housing experts at UBC are available to comment. Patrick Condon School of Architecture and Landscape […]
A UBC study shows that babies understand the idea that people who are part of larger social groups are socially stronger than those in smaller groups, reports Tech Times. “We […]
The UBC Thunderbirds women’s hockey team won the third and deciding game of the best-of-three series to win the Canada West championship Sunday. They defeated the Manitoba Bisons 2-1. The […]
The Globe and Mail featured nine Canadian women talking about the country’s progress in achieving gender equality. Ellie Parton, a third-year medical student at UBC, was one of those interviewed. […]
After a long dispute, the City of Vancouver has agreed to buy the Arbutus Corridor from Canadian Pacific Railway for $55-million, reports Global News. In the short term, the 9 […]
The coroner who investigated a Chilliwack triple murder-suicide was silent on whether migraines suffered by one of the victims was a factor, reports the Vancouver Sun. The article mentioned a […]
Gerry Kasten, a UBC land and food systems instructor, was interviewed in a Vancouver Sun article on picky eaters. According to Kasten, young children prefer to eat familiar foods and […]
The Chinese Premier has announced revised growth targets for the year, admitting that growth won’t be as high as previously forecast. Yves Tiberghien, director of UBC’s Institute of Asian Research, […]
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