The NYP, a summer work-learn program for Indigenous secondary students offered by the Museum of Anthropology (MOA), is the ...

The Ubyssey has been the definitive source of news on campus since 1918. Published by an independent non-profit society, ...

UBC’s Education Library’s move from the Neville Scarfe building to Koerner Library is due to a loss of library funding from ...

Since its founding in 2023, IndieVision has grown significantly, serving not only as a space where people who love film can come together, but also providing individuals with the freedom to express ...

Since its founding in 2023, IndieVision has grown significantly, serving not only as a space where people who love film can ...

Sophia Ferreira is a pretty stoic soccer player; she’s level-headed on the field and isn’t the first one to show emotion. But ...

AMS Council met in the Michael Kingsmill Forum last night to approve finalized executive goals for the year, appoint a member ...

The Gender+ in Research Collective, one of the two collectives housed within the UBC Office of Regional and International Community Engagement (ORICE), aims to promote an inclusive research approach ...

Back in the good old days (2016), you could tell if someone was gay based on their appearance. But now, Queerness is all ambiguous and nonchalant.

Dr. John Paul “JP” Catungal recalls the moment he was first approached by a stranger on the topic of his own Queerness. It was in the early 2000s, in a geography 241 classroom at SFU during Catungal’s ...

Addressing the needs of 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals in sport has received limited funding and attention, often being cast off and separated from norms. While UBC is certainly not exempt from this issue, ...

AMS Council convened in the Michael Kingsmill Forum on June 11, hearing annual executive goals and placing a limit on the number of AMS chartered clubs.