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When talking about weather, some Vancouverites want more focus on climate change

CBC quoted Seth Wynes, a PhD student studying climate change mitigation at UBC, in an article about weather reporting and climate change.

B.C. colleges vulnerable to money laundering, report finds

A CBC story examined how colleges and universities may be linked to international money laundering.

‘It’s a betrayal’: Fraud kills trust and leaves victims reeling

Michael Woodworth, a professor and clinical psychologist at UBCO, spoke to CBC about victims of fraud.

Young entrepreneurs gather in Vancouver, eager to change the world

CBC spoke to Christie Stephenson, executive director at the Peter P. Dhillon Centre for Business Ethics at UBC, about an event in Vancouver for young entrepreneurs.

Science Rendezvous promotes science and engineering across the country

CTV reported on the annual Science Rendezvous event which was held at UBC at the weekend. A similar article appeared on Xinhua.

Canadian health care stuck in the ’60s, expert says

Michael Law, a professor at UBC’s school of population and public health and Canada Research Chair in access to medicines, spoke to Global News about the Canadian health care system.

Moms and kids who work together share how they manage their businesses successfully

A Vancouver Sun article about people who work with their mothers mentioned several members of the UBC community. Vanessa Strike is a professor at UBC Sauder School of Business, Faith […]

Sisterhood laces up at UBC to raise spirits, funds for women’s health

The Vancouver Sun reported on an event held at UBC to raise funds for mental health programs at B.C. Women’s Hospital. The article also appeared in The Province.

Vancouver students get lessons in animal law and animal love

Vancouver Courier featured Victoria Shroff, a professor of animal law at UBC, and her program Paws of Empathy, which she teaches to elementary school students.

Probus welcomes pharmacare speaker

The Delta Optimist reported that Steve Morgan, a professor of health policy at UBC, will give a talk about universal pharmacare at the Probus Club in South Delta.

How to fight online hate, and protect free speech

The Tyee quoted Chris Tenove, a postgraduate researcher at UBC’s department of political science, in an article about free speech and online hate.

Got something to say about healthcare in a rural community? Then UBC wants to hear from you!

Sooke Pocket News reported on a project led by Jude Kornelsen, of UBC’s centre for rural health research, which is aiming to work with rural communities to improve healthcare planning […]

Two young Canadian brothers, a life-threatening disease — and the harsh reality of drug prices

CBC quoted Steve Morgan, health economist and a professor at UBC’s school of population and public health, about over-priced prescription drugs.

UBCO research: Med student’s study confirms new breast cancer guideline working

The Kelowna Daily Courier reported on the success of new guidelines for breast cancer surgery which were created by Alex Monaghan, a second-year medical student at UBCO.

Eat food. All the time. Mostly junk.

The Atlantic featured a book co-written by Sinikka Elliott, a sociologist at UBC, about the pressures of home cooking.

Time to hit the brakes — Canada tops the charts for poor fuel economy

Global News mentioned research by professors Werner Antweiler, from UBC Sauder School of Business, and Sumeet Gulati, from the institute for resources, environment and sustainability, in an article about Canada’s […]

Relations between Canada and China at ‘worst since Tiananmen Square’: expert

Paul Evans, a professor at UBC’s school of public policy and global affairs, spoke to Global News about relations between China and Canada. The article also appeared on MSN.

Live an active life for a healthy old age

The Kelowna Daily Courier quoted Jennifer Jakobi, a professor at UBCO’s school of health and exercise sciences, who took part in a panel discussion on aging.

Penticton woman honoured for life of nursing, teaching

An article in the Kelowna Daily Courier featured Ethel Warbinek, who was awarded the UBC School of Nursing Centenary Medal of Distinction. Warbinek is an alumna and former teacher at […]

Are leftovers the best we can do for the ‘left behind’?

Graham Riches, an emeritus professor and former director of UBC’s school of social work, wrote an op-ed for the Times Colonist about food insecurity in Canada.