Society & Culture
-
Cowichan decision is ‘rock solid law’, won’t affect private landowners, UBC expert says
A new UBC analysis says the Cowichan decision is grounded in solid law and does not threaten private landowners, outlining pathways for fair, forward-looking solutions.
-
New report identifies systemic racism in immigration detention, calls for abolition
A new report reveals how Canada’s immigration detention system disproportionately impacts racialized people—especially Black men—and calls for a gradual move toward abolition.
-
Using AI to support law students and expand access to justice
UBC law professors are transforming legal education through innovative collaborations that blend technology, pedagogy and social impact.
-
How Heated Rivalry imagines Canada
UBC expert unpacks Canadian soft power, Shane’s bottomhood and who belongs in cottage country.
-
Canada’s Track 2 MAiD system presents challenges for assessors
UBC researchers examine the challenges physicians and nurse practitioners face when assessing eligibility for Track 2 medical assistance in dying (MAiD).
-
Time warp: How marketers express time can affect what consumers buy
UBC Sauder research reveals how framing time—by years or by length—shapes consumer perceptions and pricing, from whiskey auctions to used goods.
-
UBC co-op programs fuel creativity and innovation in B.C.’s workforce
Pushing the economy forward: UBC partnerships offer businesses fresh talent while giving students valuable experience.
-
AI in the law: How UBC researchers are helping to future-proof justice
A new initiative at the Allard School of Law addresses ethical, regulatory and technological challenges to protect the public and improve access to justice.
-
The mathematics of gift wrapping
UBC Mathematics postdoctoral fellow Dr. Adam Martens talks about the geometry of gift wrapping—and why you can’t wrap a ball perfectly (so don’t even bother).
