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Jun 13, 2018
Agricultural activity by humans more than 2,000 years ago had a more significant and lasting impact on the environment than previously thought.
Trained volunteers at large-scale public events and festivals are the most effective way to ensure people recycle correctly, suggests new UBC research.
CBC reported on UBC’s increased efforts to implement its sexual-assault policy a year after its launch.
Two professors with the UBC Sauder School of Business weighed in on the trade dispute between Canada and the U.S. John Ries told News 1130 that “Americans need to realize that […]
The Canadian Press reported that UBC RCMP are investigating after a man’s body was found in the waters off Wreck Beach. The CP story appeared in Star Vancouver and similar […]
Star Vancouver interviewed Angela Yao, a UBC PhD candidate, about her research on the health impacts of wildfire smoke. She said researchers have seen a consistent impact on people’s health […]
Richard Johnston, a UBC professor of political science, spoke to Star Vancouver about the possibility of a provincial by-election if NDP MLA Leonard Krog runs for mayor of Nanaimo. Johnston […]
Kevin Milligan, a UBC professor of economics, was quoted in a Business in Vancouver story about the implications of American tax cuts. “For every anecdote I hear about some company […]
A Globe and Mail story highlighting Vancouver’s unhealthy construction frenzy cited work by Joe Dahmen, a professor at UBC’s school of architecture and landscape architecture. Dahmen co-authored an analysis of the effect […]
The Georgia Straight highlighted the work of Jonathan Page, a UBC botany professor. Page co-founded a lab that tests pot for cannabis producers.
The Globe and Mail published a column about the role of universities in sexual assault investigations following the dismissal of Steven Galloway, UBC’s former creative writing chair.
Two UBC professors weighed in on the meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un. Kyung-Ae Park, the Korea Foundation Chair at UBC’s Institute of Asian Research, spoke to the […]
Castanet highlighted a new exhibition supported by the faculty of creative and critical studies at UBC’s Okanagan campus. A Cultivating Journey: The Herman H. Levy Legacy will be on display […]
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Huffington Post mentioned UBC in a story about Canadian universities’ rankings. The QS World University Rankings ranked UBC 47th.
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