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Heart of the City Piano Program obtained a Musicounts TD Community Grant worth $10,000, which will go to purchasing instruments for students to use at home.
“By the time we get to the year 2000, we see the beginning of the demise of one-screen cinemas in Vancouver,” said film studies department's Brian McIlroy .
In her first column of the new year, Natalie gives advice to readers on how to keep their resolutions and make the most of 2015.
UBC astronomy and physics professor Jaymie Matthews recently contributed to the discovery of a new planet light years beyond our solar system.
The hockey team finally broke their long-term losing skid after dominating the Mount Royal University Cougars in a 3-1 win, followed by a 4-0 shutout.
The problem isn’t that indie, foreign and arthouse films aren’t screened at all, it’s that they don’t screen for very long.
Carrie Jenkins and Jonathan Ichikawa have become the targets of threatened litigation from prominent philosopher Brian Leiter over a recent blog post.
Recent food safety inspections showed that while the majority of restaurants and cafes at UBC meet careful food safety standards, there have also been one shutdown and several violations in 2014.
Tom Burrows’ exhibit opened on Thursday night at the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery.
Plans for a new bus loop in the construction-heavy Gage South area are now under review after a previously proposed underground layover has been cancelled.
Over three thousand students showed up, hockey veteran and novice alike, to experience Canadiana in its truest form – a hockey game in your hometown.
The UBC men’s basketball team looked to start 2015 off right with a couple of wins over the struggling University of Brandon Bobcats.
UBC Student Housing has sent out an email to all Ponderosa Commons residents addressing their role in the new residence’s ongoing maintenance issues.
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