Re-imagining a good green life
Seth Klein, BC director of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, shares how our province can become carbon-zero and generate green jobs.
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Finding opportunities in academics and extracurricular activities
WHEN BLAKE EDWARDS FIRST CAME TO UBC OKANAGAN, he was […]
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UBC Okanagan transforms Kayley Miller from Sociology student to engaged global citizen
THIS WAS A RELATIONSHIP BUILT TO LAST. After almost five […]
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History major Daniel Sadler finds his voice through directed Gender and Women’s Studies
“WELCOME TO THE CALIFORNIA OF CANADA. Stay the summer if […]
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Racial minorities still viewed as broken windows, UBC research shows
Skin colour is still a cause for suspicion among the urban middle class who are turning to technology to record and express their fears, a UBC study has concluded.
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Field to Fork research discusses food security
Ever wonder if the cost of healthy, locally grown food is out of reach for those on the lower end of the income scale? Think eating healthy should be more affordable? Concerned about sustainable uses of our agricultural land?
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Raising research priorities for the benefit of the community, university, and faculty
There is a growing awareness that we need to challenge the ways the universities engage with communities and the way that we think about the boundaries between knowledge production and community engagement.
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Raising research priorities for the benefit of the community, university, and faculty
There is a growing awareness that we need to challenge the ways the universities engage with communities and the way that we think about the boundaries between knowledge production and community engagement.
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Music and Memory project brings UBC students and seniors together
A unique Music and Memory project at Baptist Housing brought textbook learning to life for a number of UBC Okanagan students.
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UBC supports seniors speed dating documentary screening
What is it like to be in your later years and yet still longing for romantic love? Explore Brooklyn filmmaker’s Steven Loring’s movie The Age of Love and find out.
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