C.K. possesses an almost surgical knowledge of the difference between punching up and punching down. It's why he can pull off a show like this when nearly anyone else would be greeted with a sharp intake of breath.
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The UBC Free Speech Club set up a booth in front of the AMS Student Nest today to protest what they feel was an unfair rejection of a men's rights club aligned with the Canadian Association for Equality (CAFÉ).
The AUS had their first Council meeting Tuesday night since a Ubyssey story was published outlining financial issues surrounding stARTup, the society's orientation event. The reaction from the student body has been mostly one of condemnation.
Today, we're going to court with UBC for what is hopefully the last time. Since 2013, we've been fighting with them to release documents related to how they grade broad-based admissions applications. Here's a brief timeline.
How do I get you to like me? Have your order ready when you approach the cashier. We don't want to stand around waiting for you to decide between a muffin or a doughnut. Take your earphones out, and listen for the order number.
What can you, a Canadian student, do about the shocking, depressing, horrifying results of the US election? Directly, not a lot. But you're a member of one of the most free countries in the world, and you have a right to express your opinion.
Canada Post told staff at Ponderosa that there was probably a gun in the package when it was delivered, after which the staff notified the RCMP because of UBC's zero-tolerance policy for guns on campus.
Thunderbird starting netminder Matt Hewitt was called up to the show as an emergency backup for one game, and he's come back to answer your questions armed with an armful of Canucks swag and an experience he'll never forget.
The Ubyssey sat down with two UBC athletes — in power lifting and swimming respectively — and talked to them about their schedules, their training and the diets they maintain in order to be at their physical peak.
If I told you there was an Australian guy in Jalalabad taking advantage of lax Afghan child labour laws to hawk DVDs, you probably wouldn't feel too warmly toward him. But that's (part of) what director George Gittoes is doing.
Maclean's just released its annual Canadian university rankings, which place UBC third in Canada behind top-ranked McGill University and the University of Toronto (U of T) in the medical/doctoral category.
The AMS is having their AGM (Annual General Meeting) this coming Monday, October 31. But what exactly is that and how does it differ from the 9028348324 (editor's note: approximation) other meetings that the AMS holds throughout the year?
The AMS is hosting their annual AGM on Monday, October 31. To help get you through it, play along with this special bingo card. The card was originally made by our friends at The Varsity at the University of Toronto.
Last year, the AMS conducted a survey of UBC students as part of their long-awaited Governance Review. It garnered over 3,500 responses, and highlighted a general lack of knowledge among UBC students about the AMS.