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More than 400 high school students and teachers from across B.C. will compete in the 40th annual UBC Physics Olympics, where they will show off unique creations.
Mar 9, 2018
UBC academic Carol Liao wrote an op-ed about women in business, and corporate sustainability, for the Globe and Mail.
Chantal Hébert is a political columnist with the Toronto Star and a weekly participant on CBC’s The National.
Dolph Schluter, a UBC evolutionary biologist, spoke to The Scientist and Science Magazine about a study on spider evolution. Schluter, who was not involved in the study, said “this underscores how […]
UBC researchers were mentioned in an article about a diamond discovery in Africa, the Daily Mail reported. Graham Pearson from the University of Alberta and UBC colleagues lead the Diamond Exploration […]
Daily Mail reported on a UBC study that found that higher exposure to sun between ages five and 15 reduced the risk of multiple sclerosis by 55 per cent. “We found […]
David Schaeffer, a professor in UBC’s department of pathology and laboratory medicine, spoke to CBC for an article about pancreatic cancer research. Schaeffer is the co-lead of a new initiative […]
As part of a trial program with UBC’s Okanagan campus, Kelowna RCMP members are relying on dogs to help them cope with work-related stress, CBC reported. The project is overseen […]
The Vancouver Sun quoted Tom Davidoff, a UBC professor, in a story about speculation tax which he helped to plan. He said the original goal was to tax people who […]
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Scott Dunbar, a UBC mining engineering professor, spoke to Business in Vancouver about B.C.’s mining sector in light of the acquisition of a well-known B.C. engineering firm. “If you are talking […]
Daily Hive reported on an International Women’s Day event involving UBC groups. The event, called International Women’s Day Banquet: Pave Your Path, featured a variety of activities, talks from keynote […]
The Vancouver Sun highlighted the work of Dion Kaszas, an artist and UBC alumnus. Kaszas will defend his master’s degree thesis in Indigenous Studies at UBC’s Okanagan campus. The article also […]
The Vancouver Courier featured a one-woman show by Joylyn Secunda, a UBC acting alumna Secunda returns to UBC campus with her “comic exploration of asexuality” titled The Moaning Yoni.
Jagbir Gill, a UBC professor of nephrology, spoke to Health about kidney donation. “We found that in both men and women, donation rates dropped the most in the lower-income groups, […]
Kylie Millar, an artist and alumna of UBC’s Okanagan campus, will host two workshops, Pique Magazine reported. Millar will teach participants about using different lines, textures, shading and layering.
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