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I had no idea what the word “gay” meant until I saw the third episode of Glee.
I figured I’d gotten a decent sexual education in high school. But it’s possible there were some oversights.
Everyone is using the term situationship wrong. It's not a situationship unless you’re in a situation. That sounds stupid. Let’s clarify.
Now, in adulthood, questions about sex, relationships and love persist.
Most students probably have never met or heard of Pickford. As the AMS’s administrative assistant, she mostly works in the background, offering support to the student executives and doing other behind-the-scenes administrative work.
In 2023, Arneil was inducted to the Order of Canada for her contributions to political theory and the field of political science.
Every year, Ubyssey contributors pool their money together and set off to Pender Island for a weekend full of laughs, friends and making memories.
After a decade of working in music away from campus, Jasper Sloan Yip made his way back to UBC working at CiTR 101.9 FM, the community radio station, and its arts magazine, Discorder.
Carrying a comically large backpack, I stepped out of the plane and sped through the terminal listening to Erin Mendenhall, the mayor of Salt Lake City, welcome me to her city.
London is freeing. You could be whoever you want and still be perfectly synchronized to London’s Melody.
It wouldn’t be fair to call animal behaviour researcher Dr. Alexandra ‘Sasha’ Protopopova dog-obsessed. She also enjoys hiking. With a dog.
Beyond Tomorrow Scholar Ivan Correa McIntosh said basketball "was a way to keep me out of trouble” growing up.
Dr. Agnes d’Entremont is a professor for APSC 366, an engineering course for non-engineers.
Recovering lawyer Dr. Ramón “Arturo” Victoriano has been teaching at the university level for 30 years.