AMS Elections season is upon us, and students are competing for five executive positions, two Board of Governors seats and five seats on the UBC Vancouver Senate. This year's general elections is also ...

The good news was that what the BAJA team thought was wrong with their engine was, in fact, completely fine. The bad news was what they found instead: a series of marks where one piece of the engine ...

The entrance to the Museum of Anthropology’s latest exhibition, Tupananchiskama: Ancient Andean Cosmovision, is flooded with light coming in from the window to the left. The Andean artifacts — mostly ...

UBC’s Board of Governors (BoG) approved the university’s $3.98 billion budget for the 2025/26 fiscal year at their meeting on March 28. The budget is separated into the university’s operating revenue, ...

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup fast approaching, details are falling into place about what the tournament will look like for Canada, which is hosting the event for the first time. This Monday, FIFA ...

Despite their impressive second-half heroics, UBC football fell 37–20 to the University of Regina Rams at home on Friday, dropping the Thunderbirds to 1–2 on the season. On the heels of a 51–14 ...

There are nights when a World Cup group is decided by fine margins — then there are nights like Friday in Vancouver. Belgium entered the final matchday of Group G in an unfamiliar position. Ranked ...

In national tournaments like the U Sports Men’s Soccer Championship in Toronto, the matchups are often unusual. Teams play opponents from other provinces that they might have only played a few times ...

Wednesday nights are Pit nights. Once legality (or a fake ID) strikes UBC students, every Wednesday like clockwork, they (post Gal karaoke … until recently … rip) descend the Nest’s steps to the ...

As part of its composer concert series, the UBC School of Music held a concert at Roy Barnett Recital Hall to spotlight new contemporary works by UBC composition students. The composers presented four ...

Editor's Note: Please welcome Technology Columnist Leah Grossman to Opinion. Leah Grossman (she/they) writes Move Fast, Break Things, a column about how technology and the politics surrounding it ...

Twenty-five years, six Canada West Coach of the Year awards, five Canada West championships, two U Sports Coach of the Year honours and coaching stints with Team Canada and professional players — the ...