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When charm turns toxic: Understanding “poisonous people”

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

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

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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UBCO to be at the forefront of battery innovation, Indigenous language revitalization

UBCO to be at the forefront of battery innovation, Indigenous language revitalization

CFI invests $4.15 million in infrastructure funding for two key UBCO-led research projects

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Debaters, audience test AI’s influence on the human experience

Debaters, audience test AI’s influence on the human experience

Before the experts waged a single argument on stage at […]

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AI can do more than ever. Should we be excited or cautious?

AI can do more than ever. Should we be excited or cautious?

UBCO debates returns to AI with arguments about productivity, ethics, wellbeing and human values

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Love, loneliness and the chatbot next door

Love, loneliness and the chatbot next door

UBC Okanagan experts look at what AI companions offer—and what they can not

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Alumni Profile: James Littley — From Student to Leader in Sustainability and Public Service

Alumni Profile: James Littley — From Student to Leader in Sustainability and Public Service

For James Littley, being named a recipient of the Alumni Builder Award by alumni UBC is a fitting recognition of his journey from student to leader in sustainability and public service. We caught up with James to reflect on his path at UBC Okanagan and explore how this recognition highlights the impact he continues to […]

Students redefine grief with courage, compassion and resilience

Students redefine grief with courage, compassion and resilience

Palliative Care Club at UBC Okanagan inspires honest conversations about what it means to show up for others.

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Okanagan wineries using imagery to craft place, history and authenticity

Okanagan wineries using imagery to craft place, history and authenticity

A new UBC Okanagan study reveals that Okanagan wineries lean […]

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