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UBC Reports | May 13

UBC Reports | May 13

T-Bird Tell-All: Bruce Yari

T-Bird Tell-All: Bruce Yari

Over this last year we’ve done a lot of work with hitting coach Shawn Bowman and head coach Chris Pritchett.

What will education look like in 2050?

CTLT asked faculty, students and staff about future of higher education, asking: What will education will look like in 2050?

This used to be Chinatown

This used to be Chinatown

This used to be Chinatown UBC history professor Henry Yu on what should happen to ensure Chinatown remains a vital part of the city rather than merely defined by architecture. […]

One Day @ UBC: Outlaw Economics: A Rogue History of Capitalism

One Day @ UBC: Outlaw Economics: A Rogue History of Capitalism Saturday, May 14, 2016 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM Irving K Barber Learning Centre (UBC Point Grey campus), Room […]

One Day @ UBC: Outlaw Economics: A Rogue History of Capitalism

Events

This strange cell could challenge a basic rule of biology

The Washington Post reports on a study co-authored by UBC’s Anna Karnkowska detailing an unprecedented finding in the scientific world. Eukaryotes are the group of organisms including humans, other animals, […]

How to deal with ‘toxic’ work colleagues

Research from UBC was included in a Yahoo Finance UK article on dealing with toxic work colleagues. The UBC findings showed that employees were most likely to quit when they […]

B.C. Liberal candidate Randy Rinaldo apologizes for ‘insensitive’ tweets

An article in the Globe and Mail about a B.C. Liberal candidate apologizing for his “insensitive” tweets, quotes UBC political scientist Max Cameron. Rinaldo said child poverty was a “cultural […]

How did climate advocates get the Fort Mac conversation so wrong?

An article in the Huffington Post examining how climate change is involved in the conversation around the Fort McMurray wildfire quotes Simon Donner, associate professor of climatology at UBC. “It […]

As Canada shares mining expertise, critics question GAC’s transparency

A story in iPolitics questions the transparency of Global Affairs Canada in its work with Vancouver-based Canadian International Resources and Development Institute (CIRDI). The institute, which is supported by SFU, UBC […]

A to-do list for UBC’s next president

Christopher Rea, a faculty member and director of the Centre for Chinese Research at UBC, wrote this opinion piece in the Globe and Mail on four things the new president […]

This used to be Chinatown

The Vancouver Sun published an opinion piece by UBC history professor Henry Yu on what should happen to ensure Chinatown remains a vital part of the city rather than merely […]

Justin Trudeau’s dilemma: Help suffering Alberta … at B.C.’s expense?

The Vancouver Sun reports on Prime Minister Trudeau’s upcoming divisive decision on oilsands pipelines, and quotes UBC’s George Hoberg, a professor of environmental and natural resource policy. Trudeau heard internally […]

Where should we draw the line on expert planning power?

The Tyee reported on the recent urban issues debate “Let Experts Plan” which was put on in partnership with the University of British Columbia’s School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture. […]

New device developed at UBC could improve cancer detection

Ming Pao Canada reported on a new UBC-developed method to isolate cancer cells that have escaped from a tumor which may soon impact cancer detection and treatment. A special device […]

Construction on Oceanfront to begin soon

The Squamish Chief reports on construction developments of a Green Tech Centre and the UBC Clean Energy Research Centre at an oceanfront location in Squamish. Squamish Mayor Patricia Heintzman said […]

Eyewitnesses’ memories darken skin colour when recalling ‘black’ crimes

Castanet News reported on a study showing that eyewitness accounts are influenced by the types of crime. “Eyewitness testimony is very compelling and may have the ability to sway a […]

Hillclimb ready to roar

The UBC engineering team will be a special guest at the Knox Mountain Hillclimb, Castanet News reported. The 3.5-kilometre long event, in its 59th year, is the oldest annual paved-hillclimb event […]

Heat grad earns spot on national volleyball team

The Kelowna Daily Courier reported on UBC Okanagan student athlete Briana Beamish who earned a spot on the Canadian national senior A women’s volleyball team. Beamish was part of the first […]