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The writ has officially dropped, marking the official start of the B.C. provincial election campaign.
Apr 11, 2017
The New York Times cited research on sexual harassment reporting by Jennifer Berdahl, a professor at the UBC Sauder School of Business, and Lilia Cortina of the University of Michigan. […]
Men’s Journal interviewed Heather McKay, a study co-author and professor of orthopedics and family practice at UBC, about her research on the implications of physical activity for the bone health […]
U.S. News & World Report highlighted research by Catherine Broom, a professor in the faculty of education at UBC’s Okanagan campus. She found that developing positive experiences in nature as […]
The Vancouver Sun interviewed Gerald Baier, a UBC professor of political science, for an article on motivations for voting ahead of the B.C. provincial election. Baier said there is evidence […]
Inside Science interviewed William Cheung, a UBC marine ecologist, about a study that found more active fish species react more to temperature, and reduce their body size more quickly. In his own research, […]
Benjamin Perrin, a UBC professor at the Peter A. Allard School of Law, was mentioned in a story in The Province after he filed a complaint about the conduct of […]
UBC was mentioned in Christy Clark’s election platform, the Canadian Press reported. Clark said her party would establish an “innovation hub” in Robson Square featuring a new UBC data science […]
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Three UBC professors were interviewed on Roundhouse Radio about Indigenous acknowledgement. Rima Wilkes, a sociology professor, Linc Kesler, an Indigenous studies professor, and Daniel Justice, the UBC Chair of First Nations […]
Interfor CEO Duncan Davies, a UBC alumnus, was profiled by Business in Vancouver. Davies, who heads one of the five largest lumber producers in North America, studied forestry at UBC.
Lori Brotto, a UBC professor of gynecology and psychologist, wrote an op-ed for the Globe and Mail about high sexual desire among women. She wrote that as long as a […]
CBC Radio’s The 180 featured the Reconciliation Pole installation on UBC campus. The pole honours the thousands of Indigenous children who died in residential schools, and those who survived it.
The Globe and Mail published an op-ed by Yves Tiberghien, the director of UBC’s Institute of Asian Research, about the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping of China. […]
Michael Byers, the Canada Research Chair in Global Politics and International Law and international relations professor at UBC, was interviewed on CBC Radio’s The 180. He said Canada needs a […]
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