Join Prof. John Robinson on Feb. 1 for a free public talk about buildings that improve the natural and human condition.
Read MoreMaterials Engineering Prof. Anoush Poursartip will lead the pan-western Composites Research Network.
Read MoreDo you know UBC staff who have made outstanding contributions to the University community?
Read MoreUBC students, faculty, staff and alumni share their A-ha moments in the 2010-2011 Annual Review.
Read MoreWithout integrated watershed planning and management, communities are vulnerable. But the science is lagging when it comes to integration.
Read MoreIn February Vancouver will play host to more than 8,000 researchers from more than 60 countries.
Read MoreWhat we are learning from babies about language acquisition.
Read MoreThe Nereus program makes predictions based on complex data, and uses 3D gaming technology to present a science-based view of the future ocean.
Read MoreNew methods of breaking down plant cellulose mean advanced biofuels may be commercially viable by 2020.
Read More*WHAT IS THE A-HA MOMENT? UBC students, faculty, staff and alumni share theirs.
Fred Wah has been appointed Parliamentary Poet Laureate.
UBC experts available to comment on global economic issues raised at Davos.
Monogamy reduces major social problems of polygamist cultures.
UBC applicants need more than just grades.
UBC gains $9.8M federal investment to advance Canadian composites industry.
Monogamy reduces major social problems of polygamist cultures.
UBC applicants need more than just grades.
One in ten Canadians cannot afford prescription drugs: UBC study.
UBC and SFU welcome $1.7M Videomatica film collection.
Busy start to the Year of the Dragon at UBC with AMS elections, Science Week 2012, Live-In for Literacy at IKBLC, and the Launch a Career in Canada event.
A musical adaptation of Dostoyevsky's feverishly comic and haunting social critique, The Idiot.
Be sure to vote have your say and vote in the AMS elections from January 23rd – 27th!
Author Karen Connelly to read at fiction contest prize announcement.
Enter the enchanted world of Dvorak’s opera Rusalka, presented by the UBC Opera Ensemble.
*WHAT IS THE A-HA MOMENT? UBC students, faculty, staff and alumni share theirs.
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