Stargazing at Qatar’s Souq possible once again after COVID-19 shutdown
Astronomer Amro Mahmoud and his telescope return to the historic market.
Monday, January 18, 2021
News, analysis and commentary by UBC Journalism students
Astronomer Amro Mahmoud and his telescope return to the historic market.
All Canadians have had their mental health and well-being impacted by the pandemic, but some individuals may be experiencing more of a toll than others.
Being LGBTQ+ South Asian posits many trials and tribulations spanning from racism, discrimination and conflicts with family and society at large.
The University of British Columbia is taking steps to better accommodate students with disabilities, but what happens when a disability is not readily apparent?
The University of B.C.’s only two female head coaches are used to standing out
B.C. currently leads the country in rates of self-employed workers
Denise Balkissoon says things won’t change until senior leadership, educators care enough to do something
The Alma Mater Society hopes pods will have physical and psychological benefits for students
British Columbia’s largest university is exploring whether to offer on-campus housing specifically reserved for Indigenous students
Phil Mack is recognized for more than just his performances on the ruby field