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An international textile collection will be on display at UBC’s Museum of Anthropology, the Canadian Press reported. The display of more than 130 handmade items is called “Layers of Influence: […]
Nov 15, 2016
Eli Puterman, a UBC kinesiology professor, was quoted in a Canadian Living story on ways to avoid stress. “Stress is unavoidable, but if we change how we react to or […]
Canadian Architect’s RAIC Journal featured a book chapter co-written by Rhodri Windsor Liscombe, a professor emeritus in UBC’s department of art history. Michelangelo Sabatino and Liscombe examined the role of […]
UBC’s Museum of Anthropology was gifted an indigenous art collection valued at about $7 million is being given by an anonymous donor, the Canadian Press reported. The collection includes more […]
Lotus Ruan, a researcher at UBC’s Institute of Asian Research, wrote an op-ed for The Diplomat after China’s first cyber security laws were passed last week. New responsibilities for technology […]
Mary Bryson, a professor in UBC’s faculty of language and literacy education, discussed the U.S. presidential election on Roundhouse Radio. “There are a lot of us who are coming to […]
Mark Gilbert, a professor at UBC’s school of the population and public health, was interviewed by Daily Xtra for an article on a study that used genome tracking to trace […]
UBC architecture professor Sara Stevens talked about Donald Trump’s skills and record as a real estate developer on Pulse FM. According to Stevens, it’s not certain that skills from the […]
A quarter of Canadian children experience insomnia, according to UBC nursing professor Wendy Hall, the creator of a new online resource for parents of children with sleep issues. In an […]
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The Delta Optimist featured a video game that gives players a glimpse into an imagined future where the effects of climate change were not addressed. UBC principal investigator and forestry […]
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