UBCO students debate Canada’s affordability crisis—could a temporary wealth tax help?
Annual Roger Watts event tackles tough issues like taxation and the cost of living
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Tech could help BC farmers reach customers, mitigate climate change impacts
UBCO researchers compare climate adaptation in Okanagan, Cariboo with Shaanxi, China
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What has the world learned from the invasion of Ukraine?
UBCO hosts two-day expert discussion about the war, responses from liberal democracies
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UBCO events will explore issues of social change
History and Sociology department relaunches speaker series with four upcoming talks
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Dr. Jessica Lougheed wants to better understand our emotions
Assistant Professor strives to incorporate 2SLGBTQIA+ issues into her research and teaching.
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Parity needed for mental and physical health funding, treatment
UBCO researcher says more patients need access to life-saving care
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The Boy Who Carried Books: Part II
James Achuli’s dream of higher education becomes a reality through his perseverance.
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The Boy Who Carried Books: Part I
James Achuli experienced the horrors of civil war and living in a refugee camp before education changed his life forever.
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Brain injury diagnosis may hurt women’s chances in parenting disputes
UBCO research suggests legal system works against survivors of intimate partner violence
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Student-led seminar fills a gap in the curriculum
UBC Okanagan’s Student Directed Seminar enables students to lead their own course, with considerable support along the way.
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