UBC hosts candidate forum for upcoming election
In an effort to generate student interest in provincial politics, a UBC professor is organizing an all-candidates forum well in advance of the May 9 provincial election.
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UBC research could help local governments plan together
A new approach to modelling land use change developed at UBC could help cities and towns better coordinate their land-use planning efforts.
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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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The place to be for the globally-minded
THROUGHOUT HIS TIME AT UBC OKANAGAN, Kevin Ilomin worked and volunteered […]
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Residence life and media experience sharpen Political Science student Lyndon Duncan’s academic focus
COURSEWORK ISN’T THE ONLY PATH UBC students can take to […]
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Developing skills of self-direction
SPENCER DEAN HAS MANY TALENTS. The Kelowna-born musician loves jazz […]
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Do think-tanks matter? A UBC professor says ‘think again’
A UBC professor is suggesting government policy makers and advisors need to do a re-think when it comes to giving validity to reports coming across their desks.
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A natural fit
WORKING IN THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT INITIATIVE OFFICE at UBC’s Okanagan […]
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Contrary disciplines provide unique lens
LAUREN MARSHALL WAS HITTING THE BOOKS long before her first […]
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Philosophy prof Dan Ryder is passionate about teaching and exploring big questions in cognitive science
PEOPLE OFTEN WONDER what exactly philosophers do. Associate Professor Dan Ryder […]
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