Bridging Worlds: Exploring History, Science, and Gender at UBCO
Margaret Carlyle’s path to academia has been anything but linear. Originally from Winnipeg, her journey began with plans to pursue medicine before an elective course sparked a lasting passion for history. That shift ultimately led her across disciplines and continents—from undergraduate studies and formative experiences abroad to graduate training and research positions at leading institutions […]
When charm turns toxic: Understanding “poisonous people”
UBCO researcher provides science-based tools for navigating dark personalities
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When charm turns toxic: Understanding “poisonous people”
UBCO researcher provides science-based tools for navigating dark personalities
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UBCO students debate the promise and peril of drones
Student debaters explore the risks and rewards of a nationwide drone initiative
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UBC Okanagan modernizes its BA to meet today’s needs
Feedback from students provides direction and new choices for program options
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UBCO to be at the forefront of battery innovation, Indigenous language revitalization
CFI invests $4.15 million in infrastructure funding for two key UBCO-led research projects
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Toxic freedom and farm work in a warming world
UBC Okanagan hosts a Labour Lecture on pesticides, heat and worker safety
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From Sociology to Indigenous Relations: A UBC Okanagan Alum’s Path to Public Service
UBC Okanagan alumni pursue many different paths, but their experiences on campus often share a common thread: curiosity, community, and a commitment to making a difference. For Kaia Nitchie, a Bachelor of Arts graduate in Sociology (Class of 2023), studying close to home in the Okanagan opened the door to meaningful mentorship, hands-on research opportunities, […]
Debaters, audience test AI’s influence on the human experience
Before the experts waged a single argument on stage at […]
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AI can do more than ever. Should we be excited or cautious?
UBCO debates returns to AI with arguments about productivity, ethics, wellbeing and human values
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