• Blue and Gold Revue

    Join Us for a Celebration of UBC Excellence

    Showcasing inventions, interviews, videos and music from UBC’s most outstanding students, faculty and staff.

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  • Prof. Stephen Chatman, an internationally renowned composer, has an encyclopedic knowledge of school fight songs - Photo by Martin Dee

    New UBC Pep Song Something to Cheer About

    The best part of UBC’s new pep song may very well be the shouting.

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  • UBC Okanagan professor Tirso Gonzales is planning a new Indigenous Centre of the Americas and Pacific Rim to foster intercultural dialogue on Indigenous cultures - Photo by Bud Mortenson

    Save the Seeds, Save Ourselves

    Native cultures and their plant seeds could be keys to addressing crises of food, medicine and energy, coping with climate change, and easing...

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  • UBC students and some of Vancouver’s homeless are composing music for gamelan – an orchestra of traditional Indonesian instruments – in a unique music course - Photo by Brian Hawkes

    Making Beautiful Music in the Downtown Eastside

    A UBC music researcher is teaching the world’s first university course...

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  • During and around the 2010 Games, UBC student Anushka Samarawickrama will join as many as 1,000 UBC Learning Exchange community service learners and volunteers in Downtown Eastside schools and other Vancouver non-profits - Photo by Martin Dee

    More UBC Students Volunteer for Community Service Learning in 2010

    UBC student Anushka Samarawickrama is looking forward to the 2010...

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  • The planet sustained. From here.

    Why UBC is a place of mind

    UBC has launched a new brand campaign and redesigned website, as the result of a two-year process working with students, faculty, staff and alumni...

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