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Mar 30, 2016
A Huffington Post blog is recommending simple lifestyle changes that could reduce Alzheimer’s risk, including eating healthful foods and doing brain exercises. The article also mentioned UBC research which showed […]
UBC architecture professor Sara Stevens was interviewed on NPR affiliate KCUR in Kansas City about real estate developer J.C. Nichols and his contentious legacy. Nichols gave Kansas City its first […]
Modern Farmer and East Oregonian highlighted a new UBC study that shows “ag-gag” laws reduce people’s trust in farmers. Ag-gag laws are farm protection laws that prohibit the use of […]
UBC’s faculty association passed a non-confidence motion against the school’s board of governors, according to the Globe and Mail and other media outlets. The vote is largely symbolic but is […]
Global News reports that some UBC students returned to class March 29 with some anxiety following reports of a sexual assault in the south campus Friday night. Police are still […]
UBC mechanical engineering professor Peter Cripton discussed his recent research on the Whistler ice track in an interview on Roundhouse Radio. When a Georgian luger died on the track during […]
Hitching your business to a celebrity can backfire, according to a new BC Business article. But UBC marketing professor Darren says Vancouver’s Holborn Group, which is building a large tower […]
There are plans to construct glass-enclosed atriums for Robson Square with stairwells on either side of Robson St., reports Vancity Buzz. The improvements are aimed at providing better access to […]
Media outlets reported on the University of Toronto’s rejection of recommendations to divest from fossil fuels. The articles mentioned a number of other Canadian universities that have rejected similar calls, […]
Girls notice acts of kindness more than boys, new research from UBC’s Okanagan campus shows. Education professor John-Tyler Binfet surveyed more than 1,700 students between grades 4 and 8. “Students’ […]
Entrepreneurs who immigrated to Canada are more optimistic about doing business here than those born in Canada, according to a new UBC Okanagan study. The study was reported in Castanet […]
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