In this Q&A, zoology master's students Carley Winter and Clare Kilgour discuss their project monitoring the effects of salt ...

Scott Ramsay, who graduates from UBC this month with a PhD in nursing, has been working to intervene in the lives of youth struggling in the same darkness of disability. The approach can support ...

In this Q&A, professor Benjamin Perrin and student Nathan Cheung discuss a new upper-level course studying whether robots need rights.

New research from a multinational UBC psychology study suggests that money can buy happiness—but what you spend it on matters, depending on where you live.

Here’s a look back at some of the year’s biggest highlights for the UBC Vancouver Thunderbirds and UBC Okanagan Heat. As 2024 draws to a close, UBC’s athletes have delivered a year to remember across ...

If you’ve noticed more e-bikes zipping past you on Metro Vancouver’s off-street paths, you’re not alone. UBC researchers have found that e-bike use has skyrocketed in the past four years. In 2019, ...

The holiday season is upon us, complete with multiple occasions for eating, drinking and making merry—which means multiple occasions for wasted food and drink. It’s estimated that 20 per cent, or 11 ...

Every time UBC glassblower Brian Ditchburn sees a pink tricycle, he remembers his daughter, Kaelin: he never got the chance to teach her how to ride a bike. Grief hits at odd moments, he says, and ...

New UBC Psychology research sheds light on misokinesia, a common condition that can cause overwhelming distress for people when they see others fidget. In a new study, the international collaborators ...

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ethics in landscape architecture sites of interest include extreme landscapes that test definitions of nature, such as conflict zones, resource extraction sites, untouched wilderness, and artificial ...