New economics and media course offered at UBC’s Okanagan campus
In today’s Information Age, media is everywhere. As the digital revolution continues to unfold and new global markets emerge, new media has become a growing economic influence.
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Shedding light on the legacy of colonialism
MARLOWE SAM WAS ONE OF THE FIRST two indigenous students to […]
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11 recognized for more than 25 years of dedicated service
From the Toronto Blue Jays winning their first World Series, to Dr. Roberta Bondar became the first Canadian woman in space, to the world first SMS/text message — 1992 was a year of firsts.
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Historian, scholar Pieter Lagrou visits UBC to discuss post-war Europe
The end of the Second World War witnessed massive border changes across Central and Eastern Europe.
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Attend Alex Usher’s keynote presentation on trends affecting higher education in Canada
Celebrate Research Week culminates on Friday, March 10 at 1 p.m. with an insightful presentation by Alex Usher, post-secondary education expert and author of the widely followed and occasionally controversial ‘One Thought to Start Your Day’ blog. Usher will be joined by Phil Barker, vice-principal research, for a focussed Q&A on innovation.
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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