The event inspired me but also made me realise how little I really know about our world and the struggles of its people. It made me trust in the power of community and togetherness and realise that the mere possibility of a brighter imagined future should and will stir people to action.

Frustrated by the lack of guidance for trans and nonbinary students at UBC, arts students Britt Runeckles and Darcy Bandeen created their own guide.

Following International Women’s Month, UBC students shared their experiences on campus, their passions and what safety means to them.

Now retired from flipping and flying, former Stanford gymnast Hailee Hoffman is continuing her academic journey as a Master’s student in mechanical engineering here at UBC.

The UBC Men’s Football team continues with five players being invited to participate in the CFL Virtual Draft Combine.

“Our goal this year was not to raise a substantial amount of money, it was just to create a higher level of awareness for cancer research.”

The numbers don’t lie. And they spell shrooms.

The app was created by a clinical psychologist who used the basic principles of an evidence-based treatment called dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT). It teaches skills to help you cope during a crisis.

“During the pre-test tech check, the software was unable to recognize my face.”

We asked four UBC students, past and present, about their clothing choices and how those choices have informed and been influenced by their gender identities.

Three individual stories of migrants at UBC and how they have preserved parts of their national identity, despite being oceans away from home.

Dating apps are simultaneously terrible and incredibly addicting.

The bird stares back up at us, but with that dead, shiny look. I pull Sam away ‘cause he’s fixing to touch it with his chubby little hands.

I didn’t want the government’s blood money. But in the end, I don’t think there was anything I could have said to keep you home.

Johnny was a chef by trade. Heat was his living. He tasted it in fire noodles and spicy beef. He felt it every time his hands hovered over a wok full of fried eggs.

Here, we explore the stories of the many people who worked to build new systems for supporting survivors of sexual violence, shifting anti-violence rhetoric into pro-survivor spaces.

One major goal of the process is to make admissions fair for everyone, but how can existing societal biases be acknowledged and mitigated in decision-making?

The Board is one of UBC’s most powerful governing bodies, yet it is composed primarily of individuals from the corporate world who are appointed by the provincial government, not the university.