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Bachelor of Fine Arts students at UBC Okanagan recently completed a mural transforming University Way into an imaginative river.
Jun 7, 2019
The Conversation published an op-ed by Margaret Moss, a UBC nursing professor and the director of the First Nations House of Learning.
UBC historian Henry Yu was quoted in an NPR article on Chinese immigrants in Vancouver. Yu said the Chinese community has made a positive contribution to Vancouver. “You’ll see hospital […]
UBC has announced it will purchase and offer only 100 per cent Ocean Wise recommended sustainable seafood beginning July 1, 2019.
JoAndrea Hoegg, a professor in marketing at UBC Sauder School of Business, spoke to the Vancouver Sun about the placement of Beyond Meat products in grocery stores. “Where products end […]
The Vancouver Sun reported on a new project between UBC and TransLink which will enable employees to carpool. The article also appeared in The Province.
National Geographic quoted Stanley Coren, a professor emeritus at UBC and dog-behaviour expert, in an article about dogs picking up their owners’ emotions.
Two Georgia Straight articles (here and here) about the carbon footprint of flying mentioned several UBC academics and UBC’s 2019 Congress.
Karthik Pattabiraman, a professor and cybersecurity researcher at UBC, spoke to the Georgia Straight about smart meters. Pattabiraman has developed a way to make these devices difficult to hack.
The Georgia Straight published an article about Indigenous children by Sarah de Leeuw, who participated in a panel on teaching and learning at UBC’s Congress of the Humanities and Social […]
James Rochlin, a professor of political science at UBCO, was mentioned in a Salon article about Canada’s relationship with Venezuela.
Carles Vilariño-Güell, a professor in UBC’s faculty of medicine, spoke to Global News about his research into the genetics of multiple sclerosis. “These genes are like a lighthouse illuminating where […]
Yves Tiberghien, a political scientist at UBC and the director emeritus of the institute of Asian research, spoke to several media outlets about China. He spoke about Canada-China relations in […]
The Georgia Straight featured UBC PhD candidate Amber Shilling, who is exploring Indigenous languages and social media.
Alix Ohlin, chair of creative writing at UBC, was profiled in Quill and Quire.
Kelowna Capital News reported on two vision-impaired students who are graduating from UBCO.
The Tyee mentioned a 2017 study by the Peter A. Allard School of Law at UBC in an article about child protection and poverty. The article also quoted a 2014 […]
The Nelson Star mentioned UBCO in an article about cougar sightings. UBCO researchers are planning to explore reasons for the growing number of cougar reports.
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