What If… Students Reimagined the Future? The Creative Power Behind UBCO’s GWST Student Journal
At the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan campus, student-led initiatives often speak volumes—but this year’s issue of That’s What [We] Said, the Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies (GWST) student journal, is doing something more: it’s asking questions. Centered on the theme “What If…”, the 2026 issue invites readers into a space of speculation, creativity, and […]
The wait, the hard work was worth it for UBC Okanagan graduates
When Kamalpreet Kaur arrived in Canada as a student nine […]
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UBC Okanagan graduates carry an Interior Salish language forward
UBC Okanagan has conferred its first Bachelor of St’át’imc Language […]
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Nursing graduand finds a calling in the care that carried him through cancer
When Aiden Borne crosses the stage at UBC Okanagan’s spring […]
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Leading voices to gather for those drowning in information, starving for truth
What: How Do We Manage in a World of Mis/Disinformation? When: Tuesday, May 26, […]
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Modified app offers lifeline to eating disorder patients on waitlists
UBCO researchers explore digital tool to bridge gap caused by delays in care
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From Maps to Meaning: Katey Kyle’s Approach to Teaching Geography
From Maps to Meaning: Katey Kyle’s Approach to Teaching Geography Lecturer in Geography | Centre for Culture and Global Studies (CCGS) CTL Teaching Fellow For Catherine (Katey) Kyle, geography is not simply the study of places — it is a way of understanding connection, responsibility and belonging. Her own educational journey reflects both Kyle’s curiosity […]
When charm turns toxic: Understanding “poisonous people”
UBCO researcher provides science-based tools for navigating dark personalities
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UBCO students debate the promise and peril of drones
Student debaters explore the risks and rewards of a nationwide drone initiative
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UBC Okanagan modernizes its BA to meet today’s needs
Feedback from students provides direction and new choices for program options
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