The UBC Thunderbirds' Lacrosse Sport Club has come a long way since its inception in the fall of 2012. What started with a couple of friends, three-foot long lacrosse sticks and a ball tossed around Totem Park Residence now has 25 players on its roster and is one of nine clubs selected to kick off the UBC Athletics' new athletic stream — the competitive club.
In the newest edition of Dancing with the 'Birds, take a look at the hip hop of Unlimited Dance Club, Dance Horizons, a cross-discplinary dance club, and the UBC Ballet Club, a 100 percent student run club for ballet enthusiasts.
For a play with such a (perhaps) off-putting title, Cock is surprisingly PG. Sex happens, yes. It’s very passionate, but at no point do clothes come off, there is very little man-to-man or man-to-woman contact, yet the tension and passion in the scenes is electrifying.
It was jarring but stuck to the theme of DYSTOPIA in a sense that it was not what it seemed. Generally, books are to be read and this practice rendered of using black marker rendered reading meaningless. This piece was unnamed but it was one of the strongest of them all.
Roommates can be tons of fun, but they also have the potential to make your home life the worst.
Impressionist painter Michelle Nguyen’s recent collection Your Mouth is an Open Wound is the newest exhibit at the Hatch Art Gallery in the new SUB.
The Super Blood Moon might sound like the newest addition to the Twilight franchise, but really it’s just a super cool lunar event happening tonight
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.
The Hatch Art Gallery has settled into its new home and is marking the occasion with an exhibit on UBC’s past student spaces.
Each textbook is produced by a single publisher, which means that these publishers can pretty much set their prices as high as they want.
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.
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.
Their newest commercial uses members of the UBC football team to show just how durable a polyurethane garden hose is.
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.
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.