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Francisco Peña Fernandez Associate Professor, Critical Studies, Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies Hassan Packir Business Technology Management, Faculty of Commerce Vivien Lee Faculty of Arts, International Relations Major, Commerce Minor Yoyo Eto Coordinator, the UBC Welcome Centre

The Next 100 Years

Time Travel to the Future with UBC Researchers

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The Next 100 YearsTime Travel to the Future with UBC Researchers

Imagine Indigenous Studies in 2115

Daniel Justice on Indigenous knowledge, other-than-human rights and community imaginations

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Imagine Indigenous Studies in 2115Daniel Justice on Indigenous knowledge, other-than-human rights and community imaginations

Explore architecture in 2115

​Kees Lokman on the biosphere and cities of the future

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Explore architecture in 2115Kees Lokman on the biosphere and cities of the future

Envision neuroscience in 2115

Liisa Galea on full body scans, brain health and DNA repairs

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Envision neuroscience in 2115Liisa Galea on full body scans, brain health and DNA repairs

Envision neuroscience in 2115

Liisa Galea on full body scans, brain health and DNA repairs

Explore architecture in 2115

Kees Lokman on the biosphere and cities of the future

The Next 100 Years

Time Travel to the Future with UBC Researchers

Imagine Indigenous Studies in 2115

Daniel Justice on Indigenous knowledge, other-than-human rights and community imaginations

Francisco Peña Fernandez

Professor at UBC Okanagan, specializing in Medieval Iberia, Biblical Literature, and Religious Studies.

Hassan Packir

Focused on leveraging technology to make the world more accessible. Passionate about teaching people new skills and watching them grow. Your ability to do anything is only limited by your ability to be open to learning it.

Vivien Lee

Believer in strangers are just friends waiting to happen. Never ending appetite to discover delicious food and diverse destinations through travel. DIY and quali-tea pun lover. Aspiring communicator.

Yoyo Eto

Nigerian born, internationally bred, proud UBC alumna, people and culture enthusiast. I work to help others love and discover how awesome UBC is.