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Wilson and Rowley revealed that one of the main focuses in MOA's exhibit will be Musqueam worldview and value.
In this Last Words, Ubyssey editors take on the ongoing troubles with Ponderosa's elevator and how not checking your email can be stressful.
Bacchae 2.1, directed by MFA Theatre student Dennis Gupa is a shocking, thought provoking, wonderfully artistic piece of theatre.
Many aspects of The Marriage of Figaro could be adapted to fit the twenty-first century, but UBC Opera demonstrated why they shouldn't be.
UBC Musical Theatre Troupe newest production will flash audiences back to the 1950s with Happy Days.
Tokyo Police Club’s newest album Forcefield came out in March 2014 and reached number 17 in the Canadian album charts.
From children's literature to fiction, alumni and profs have written some interesting novels this year. We've rounded up just a few of the nominees into this year's book supplement.
Sophie, in Shadow, set in India in 1914, has earned the book a spot as a finalist for a BC Book Prize in Children’t Literature.
Their newest commercial uses members of the UBC football team to show just how durable a polyurethane garden hose is.
We Are Woven Through with Strangers and Strangeness is Centre A’s newest exhibition that questions the notion of identity and strangeness within and outside of our own body.
Two UBC students are at the forefront of the newest realm of 3D printing: the ability to print human tissue. They have developed a 3D bioprinter.
Each textbook is produced by a single publisher, which means that these publishers can pretty much set their prices as high as they want.
The Hatch Art Gallery has settled into its new home and is marking the occasion with an exhibit on UBC’s past student spaces.
UBC’s radio station CiTR is central to campus music and cultural life, and to kick the new year off they are back with Live @ Lunch.
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