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Illegal downloading on campus is risky

Maclean’s interviewed Don Thompson, UBC’s chief information officer, for a story on illegal downloading on campuses. New federal laws require universities to forward copyright notices to students who allegedly illegally […]

Syrian refugees rebuild their lives in suburban Canada

The National Post quoted Dan Hiebert, a UBC geography professor, for an article about language class waiting lists for refugees in Canada. Refugees must learn English or French for most […]

Mohamed Fahmy now forceful advocate for jailed journalists

CBC Ottawa featured a lecture on journalism and its role in human rights by Mohamed Fahmy, a journalism professor at UBC. He discussed the role of his cell phone in […]

Justice delayed: the law of unintended consequences

Benjamin Perrin, a UBC law professor, wrote an op-ed for The Globe and Mail about a Supreme Court decision that may now allow an accused murderer to have charges stayed […]

UBC cross-country teams shine at national championships

The UBC Thunderbirds women’s cross-country team claimed their fourth national title in the last five seasons, The Province reported. “We thought that if the women stepped up and came together […]

Vancouver’s newest park dedicated to help bee population

Leonard Foster, a UBC biochemistry professor, spoke to Roundhouse Radio about the new pop-up park and garden at 5th Avenue and Pine Street that aims to increase pollinators necessary for food […]

Metro Vancouver’s first virtual reality lounge opens its doors

CBC highlighted Metro Vancouver’s first virtual reality arcade created by two recent UBC grads, Charlie Shi and Alexander Chua. David Hardisty, a professor at UBC Sauder School of Business and […]

Heat women notch first win

The Kelowna Capital News reported on the UBC Okanagan’s women basketball team’s first win of the season. The Heat defeated the Mount Royal Cougars 73-68. Fifth-year guard Emily Kanester led her […]

Nadine Caron is Canada’s first female First Nations’ surgeon

Global featured an interview with Nadine Caron, Canada’s first female First Nations’ surgeon. Caron said she is dedicating time to working with UBC’s Centre for Excellence in Aboriginal Health to […]

Early Music Vancouver at Green College: Toque of the Town

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