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The National Post published an op-ed by Wendy Hall, a professor at the UBC’s School of Nursing, about teenagers and sleep.
Mar 8, 2019
RCMP are investigating an incident that occurred on campus in the Forestry Sciences building Thursday afternoon.
A gender-balanced world is good for science. The Sea Around Us team joins the #BalanceforBetter campaign for International Women’s Day 2019.
The UBC Farm is hosting the Great Canadian Classic, an annual logger sports competition that celebrates B.C.’s forestry heritage.
More than 600 high school students and teachers from across B.C. from Campbell River to Vancouver to West Kelowna and Invermere, will compete in the 41st annual UBC Physics Olympics on Saturday.
Several media outlets reported on a fight on UBC’s Point Grey campus which left a woman with injuries. Stories appeared on CBC, Global, CTV, Vancouver Sun, News 1130, Georgia Straight, Indo-Canadian […]
Andrew Trites, a UBC professor and marine mammal researcher, spoke to CBC about a controversy involving a fisherman throwing an explosive to disperse sea lions. “Throwing a stick of dynamite […]
CBC reported on new research from a UBC bioengineering student who has developed a low-cost cancer probe. “We set out to develop this technology using inexpensive materials, so the final […]
CBC quoted Jason Ellis, a professor of education at UBC, about funding for private schools. The story also appeared on Yahoo.
The Vancouver Sun spoke to Margot Young, a UBC law professor, in an article about International Women’s Day. “It’s not very useful – in this country, where we have wealth […]
A New York Times article about the effect of climate change on the fishing industry mentioned research by Rashid Sumaila, a professor at UBC’s Institute of Oceans and Fisheries. Sumaila’s […]
National Geographic spoke to John Ford, a UBC professor and researcher with Fisheries and Oceans Canada, about different species of killer whale. The article also appeared on MSN.
Yahoo Finance cited research from UBC’s department of psychology which found that our brains are more active when our minds wander. “This study shows our brains are very active when […]
The National Post published an op-ed by Wendy Hall, a professor at the UBC’s School of Nursing, about teenagers and sleep. Hall explained that teenagers need more sleep than adults […]
The Province quoted a UBC professor, who wished to remain anonymous, about self-censorship among Chinese students. The article also appeared in the Saskatoon Star Phoenix.
Jean-Francois Esculier, from the department of physical therapy at UBC, wrote an op-ed for the Vancouver Sun about the optimal way to run.
Business in Vancouver quoted Sheryl Staub-French, UBC professor of civil engineering and dean’s adviser on equity, diversity and inclusion, in an article about the gender gap in engineering. Staub-French said that […]
A Daily Mail article about the discovery of a new beetle cited research from UBC which found that beetles in B.C. have shrunk in size over the last century.
Castanet featured Mariana Brussoni, a professor in the department of pediatrics at UBC, who will present a talk at Okanagan College’s Signature Speaker Series about risk and safety in childhood.
Margot Young, a professor at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at UBC, wrote an op-ed for the Ottawa Citizen about discrimination against Indigenous women in Canada.
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