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  • UBC professor recognized by TIME magazine
    UBC forestry professor Suzanne Simard is on the 2024 TIME 100 list. She speaks with Global News about the recognition, and her ongoing efforts to preserve forests as a way to lessen the impact of climate change.
    Global News Morning BC
    Apr 24
  • UBC footballers look forward to NFL draft
    Two UBC Football players are hoping they will hear their names called at this April’s NFL Draft. Barry Deley has the story.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Mar 29
  • UBC Engineering students behind interesting stunts in the city
    It’s not just Volkswagen Beetles hanging from bridges. UBC Engineering alumni reflect on some of their wildest pranks. And as Squire Barnes reports, you may be surprised to learn that a B.C. cabinet minister was once part of the action.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Mar 25
  • UBC study finds 8 humpback whales entangled over 13 years at fish farms
    Researchers at UBC are shedding light on why some humpback whales get entangled in fish farm nets. It’s a very rare occurrence and research suggests a whale’s age may be a big factor. Paul Johnson reports.
    Global BC
    Mar 23
  • Suspicious death at housing complex on UBC Endowment Lands
    A woman has been killed on the Endowment Lands near the University of British Columbia. Cassidy Mosconi is on scene with details of the investigation.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Mar 14
  • UBC study on break-even point for owning EVs
    If you’re wondering whether the gas savings are worth the extra money you’d spend on an EV, a new UBC study has some answers for you. Rumina Daya reports.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Mar 12
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  • UBC prof’s book examine’s youth toxic drug crisis
    Dr. Danya Fast is a research scientist at BC Centre on Substance use and assistant professor at UBC’s department of medicine. She has spent 15 years following the lives of young people who use drugs and has written a book on her experience: “The Best Place: Addiction, Intervention, and Living and Dying Young in Vancouver.”
    Global BC
    Mar 2
  • UBC student union rejects proposed referendum on evicting Hillel House
    A controversial referendum that could have led to the eviction of a Jewish group from UBC will not go ahead. Late Wednesday night, the UBC Alma Mater Society (AMS) rejected the proposed vote, which would have called for the termination of the lease for Hillel House, the campus centre for Jewish students.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Mar 1
  • UBC Men’s Hockey shooting for first title since 1971
    It’s been over 50 years since UBC Men’s hockey won a Canada West Championship, but that drought could end this year. Barry Deley has the story.
    Sports
    Feb 18
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  • Program helps UBC-O students with food insecurity
    With the cost of food soaring these days, many are struggling with food insecurity. That includes an alarming number of post-secondary students here in the Okanagan. But as Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, a student-led initiative at UBC-Okanagan is trying to provide some relief.
    Feb 15
  • Vancouver actor gets chance to play with UBC men’s basketball team
    Vancouver actor Solomon Irama got to play with the UBC men’s basketbal team Tuesday, living out his real-life basketball dreams after playing a teammate on the AppleTV show “Swagger.” Catherine Urquhart reports.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Feb 13
  • Construction activity resumes at UBCO site amid structural damage in neighbouring buildings
    It’s been idle this month, but some activity has resumed at the construction site of UBC-Okanagan’s downtown Kelowna campus. The construction of what will be a university tower is being blamed for structural damage at nearby buildings, including one that displaced more than 80 people with physical and mental challenges. Klaudia Van Emmerik has an...
    Apr 11
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  • Earth Day: Ocean plastic pollution
    Juan José Alava with UBC’s Ocean Pollution Research Unit discusses why plastic pollution is one of the biggest threats facing our planet, and what can be done about it.
    Global News Morning BC
    Apr 22
  • UBCO tower construction triggers evacuation
    Dozens of people are now displaced due to significant safety concerns caused by the construction of UBC Okanagan downtown campus. This is just the latest development since the project started as several other buildings in the area have already been forced to shut down operations due to cracks and movement in the foundation. Taya Fast...
    Apr 1
  • Tackling drought and water shortages in B.C.
    UBC Forest & Conservation Sciences Professor John Richardson speaks to Global News Morning about the growing concerns around drought, and the urgent need for water conservation.
    Environment
    Apr 20
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  • What could this year’s federal budget mean for B.C.?
    Housing and affordability are the main focus as federal government gets set to table this year’s budget. UBC political Scientist Stewart Prest discusses what it could mean for B.C.
    Global News Morning BC
    Apr 16
  • UBC invites Vancouver residents to take part in cherry blossom study
    With cherry blossoms making a very early appearance in Victoria this year, UBC scientists are inviting the public to take part in their blossom research. Paul Johnson reports.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Feb 8
  • Paying it forward with parking tickets
    This year a unique fundraising program at UBC Okanagan saw a spike in success, the program allows a portion of parking tickets given out on campus to be paid with non-perishable food donations. Sydney Morton has more on how this innovative idea helps manage student food insecurity.
    Lifestyle
    Apr 10
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  • Uncertain fate for young orca stranded on Vancouver Island
    It’s a race against time to save an orphaned baby orca stranded near Zeballos. The young whale’s mother died after becoming beached by low tide. Josh McInnes with UBC’s Marine Mammal Research Unit discusses efforts to save the young whale from the same fate as its mother.
    Environment
    Mar 29
  • Lunar New Year at UBC Botanical Gardens
    Lunar New Year festivities are underway and the UBC Botanical Garden is celebrating all weekend with lots of food, local artisans and performances. Our community reporter Safeeya Pirani has more
    Lifestyle
    Feb 3
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