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UBC’s Dr. Surita Jhangiani shares how Halloween costume choices can foster cultural respect and understanding through thoughtful reflection and empathy.
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Masculinity debated in the digital age
UBC Okanagan debate explores whether modern manhood is in crisis or simply evolving.
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After the flames: How fire-loving fungi help B.C.’s forests recover
UBC researcher Dr. Monika Fischer studies how fire-loving fungi like Pyronema and Neurospora help B.C. forests recover after wildfires by stabilizing soil, cycling nutrients and cleaning pollutants.
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Ghosts, aliens and Sasquatch: What Canadians believe in—and what they don’t
Nearly half of Canadians believe in at least one paranormal phenomenon, according to a new UBC study exploring ghost sightings, alien encounters and cryptid beliefs across the country.
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Nitobe Memorial Garden: A garden that bridges worlds
At UBC’s Nitobe Memorial Garden, curator Ryo Sugiyama tends a living bridge between Japan and Canada—where light, stillness and cultures meet.
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How babies learn language, and what parents can do to help
UBC speech sciences expert Dr. Alexis Black shares tips on supporting children’s healthy language development—from even before they’re born.
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Forest sanctuaries and spiritual balance in the Karen highlands of Thailand
Mongabay
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His own executives want him gone. But B.C. Conservative leader Rustad won’t quit
Canadian Press
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Here’s why fall foliage in B.C. might seem duller than usual
CTV News
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Why Canada’s next big infrastructure investment should be in biomanufacturing
The Conversation
