Have you heard? Some-tea-ng new is bubbling in the basement of the Nest. Hopefully that spectacular pun was a good indication that a bubble tea shop is set to replace Lowercase this summer — and the AMS is running a contest to name it.
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The AMS's bubble tea shop naming contest finished on June 28 and it's anyone's game to win. People were creative and clever, so naturally we combed through the submissions and came up with a list of the greatest hits.
Summer school at UBC isn't all bad. Yes, you have to be indoors when it's absolutely gorgeous outside. However, you also get to study in the most aesthetically pleasing parts of campus that are finally absent of rain.
Students get a 10 per cent discount at Topshop with a valid student ID! I want to say “the discount is super useful when you’re buying clothes for presentations,” but I’m in arts, and I don’t dress fancy for presentations.
If you encounter a first-year on campus or in your class, stop what you are doing and evaluate the situation carefully. Identify yourself — you are a fourth-year and this is an elective you are taking. Speak in a calm and confident manner.
Therapy dogs came to UBC last week! We got to catch up with some of them after the session. They offered superb advice such as, “It’s better to have sniffed a thousand doggy butts than to have never sniffed any doggy butts at all.”
There is nothing scarier than the few weeks that lead up to Halloween — your midterms are (mostly) over and uncertainty about grades, school and the amount of money you spent on study snacks looms over you like an inconvenient spider web decoration.
Last night, Kinost revealed that his name is William Chen and that he is running for Senate. He released his campaign video, “Pirate Textbook Salesman — Vote William Chen for Senate” at the same time.
On Wednesday, March 15 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., come join UBC Arts & Culture District, dogspost.ubc and SisuGirls of UBC for lunch and a doggo meet-up! Bring yourself, your doggo and your friends who love dogs.
PadPiper just launched recently and it is a website which helps co-op students find housing during their internship. At present, they support over 9,000 schools and have over 100 listings on the site.