We can learn a lot from our academics, but we can learn even more from our extracurricular activities. Whether it’s learning how to write, how to defend yourself or how to dance, UBC is full of various clubs that can teach you something outside of the classroom.
By focusing on directly treating overdoses instead of promoting abstinence from drug use, the event takes a non-judgmental approach toward drug use that puts the safety of users first.
We all know what Wreck Beach looks like during the day, and nobody wants to cry around that. At night, however, the beautiful scenery and vast expanse of Wreck Beach make it a great place for a truly cinematic cry.
You’ve probably realized by now that once the rain clouds roll out mid-September, they pretty much station there until school ends in April.
Bask in the glory of finishing your midterms for awhile, but then realize your term papers are due on the same day of an exam. Then come hug our features editor before she turns into a puddle.
The day started at 7 a.m. in the Nest with a yoga session, followed by a dance party. Upon checking in, students chose a name tag with their inner party animal written on it.
While I was sure UBC had secrets, and at least one chamber, I had a hard time believing there was a place that was both a chamber and filled with secrets.
From the Welcome Back BBQ to the upcoming Halloween multi-stage party, AMS Events caters to all, with events happening almost every week.
Participants were provided the opportunity to work with designers, mentors and engineers in creating their own technological platform, with the chance of winning $10,000 as the grand prize.
At 8 a.m. on October 24, some one thousand people will be right there with you, ready to pack into the back of the bus, not even waiting to hear that immortal “please move to the rear of the bus” — head on over there if you’re a transit martyr.
“Just through the grapevine, people in Toronto started asking about us and then Ottawa and then Quebec city. We’re starting to do the same thing for the US as well now, but our real progress is in Canada especially Vancouver and Toronto,” said D’Amour.
Our review: Reddish texture (very active tanons), bouquet of rotting fish, ideal for after a meal (because you won’t be able to eat after you smell this), notes of sewage and expired Sriracha.
AMS President Alan Ehrenholz ran officially as The Cairn in last year’s election, and unfortunately vandalizing him is not a long-standing tradition.
Joining these clubs can be a great way to find people with similar interests, and also to stay motivated through the year to maintain a healthy, well-rounded lifestyle.
Special thanks to the Equity and Inclusion Office, Access & Diversity, Pride UBC, Land and Building Services, and the Access and Diversity Council who have put in effort for over 50 gender inclusive washrooms across campus.