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UBC Reports | February 24

UBC Reports | February 24

Nothing to Fear: UBC Entrepreneurs Take Sting out of Needles

Microdermics Inc. founders explain microneedle technology.

Bisons outshoot Thunderbirds in game one slugfest

Bisons outshoot Thunderbirds in game one slugfest

In a heated battle between two bitter foes, the Manitoba Bisons outshot and outlasted the UBC Thunderbirds 79-75 to take 1-0 series lead in the Canada West quarterfinal.

Despite NDP claims, the B.C. budget does indeed look after seniors

Despite NDP claims, the B.C. budget does indeed look after seniors

Despite NDP claims, the B.C. budget does indeed look after seniors The Globe and Mail published an op-ed by UBC professor Paul Kershaw, founder of Generation Squeeze, about funding for […]

Do dairy foods cause mucus production?

The New York Times interviewed Ran Goldman, a UBC professor of pediatrics, about the connection between lung function and consuming dairy. He said particularly for children with asthma, avoiding milk could expose children to […]

Certain bacteria protect against a disease that is a growing threat

The Economist featured research by Brett Finlay, a UBC microbiologist, that found a link between gut yeast in babies and the risk of developing asthma. Finlay said although cleanliness may be […]

The 2017 Influential Women in Business Awards

CBC featured the recipients of the 2017 Influential Women in Business Awards, including Martha Piper, a former president and vice-chancellor of UBC. Piper will be honoured with a Lifetime Achievement […]

UW, UBC’s Cascadia urban data project gets $1M from Microsoft

UBC, the University of Washington, and Microsoft announced a data science partnership funded by a donation from Microsoft, Seattle Times reported. The collaboration will use data to help cities and communities address challenges […]

Gay, lesbian and bisexual teens half as likely to play sports: Study

Global reported on a UBC study that found in the last 15 years, lesbian, gay and bisexual youth are half as likely to play sports compared with straight teens. The study […]

Canadian co-op programs blend classroom, work experience

U.S. News & World Report featured UBC in a slideshow of the most global universities worldwide. UBC was ranked second on the list among Canadian schools on the list.

Is our view of romantic love too narrow?

Vox featured a book on romantic love by Carrie Jenkins, a UBC philosophy professor. Jenkins said our concept of romantic love is too narrow and exclusive.

Despite NDP claims, the B.C. budget does indeed look after seniors

The Globe and Mail published an op-ed by UBC professor Paul Kershaw, founder of Generation Squeeze, about funding for seniors in the provincial budget. Kershaw wrote that new investments show […]

Preview: Heat to play final regular season matches

Castanet previewed the upcoming games for the UBC Okanagan Heat men’s and women’s volleyball teams. The squads will look to finish the regular season on a high before the women’s team goes into the playoffs.

Density map shows where Vancouver’s people live

Metro News highlighted a tool developed by UBC architecture professor Joe Dahmen and mathematician Jens von Bergmann. The forecasting model predicts the probability of detached homes being torn down based […]

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Why the Left Coast may be writing off Justin Trudeau

Wade Davis, a UBC anthropology professor, was quoted in a story on iPolitics about the perception of Justin Trudeau on the West Coast. Davis said he was shocked that every mega-development […]

Who belongs on Canada’s sex offender registry?

Janine Benedet, a professor at UBC’s Peter A. Allard School of Law, spoke to Maclean’s for a story about Canada’s sex offender registry. Benedet studied many cases in which convicted […]

UBCO nursing students are off to Africa

Kelowna Now reported on a group of nursing students from UBC’s Okanagan campus who will travel to Africa. The trip is part of a practicum in rural communities and nursing schools in […]

Millennials aren’t coddled, they reject abuse as management tactic

Breakfast Television Toronto mentioned UBC in a story about how millennials view management tactics. UBC’s faculty of medicine circulated a video to make instructors aware of how to avoid “student […]

Early Music Vancouver presents Choir of King’s College

Broadway World mentioned UBC in a story about the upcoming event The Choir of King’s College, Cambridge at the Chan Centre on March 26. Choral conductor Bruce Pullan was formerly a professor […]