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Book Supplement: exploring real adolescence in Capricious
Capricious is nominated for a Sheila A. Egoff Children’s Literature Prize. Photo Courtesy Dayle Sutherland. Tweet email print MFA graduate Gabrielle Prendergast has what you might call a diverse...
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MFA students present their final exhibition in the Belkin
MFA students are hoping their work connects both alone and in the group. Jessica Gnyp, Untitled, 2015, inkjet print and photography backdrop paper, 8.9 x 76.2 x 67.3 cm. Courtesy of the artist Tweet...
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TGAS will feature an open bar, photo booth and live music
The AUS are opening their end of year event up to students of all faculties. Graphic Design Jennifer Nguyen. Tweet email print The Great Arts Send-Off (TGAS) is the Arts Undergraduate Society’s...
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Food Non-Fiction explores food cultures locally and worldwide
Yang and Shafai’s podcast is for “anyone who likes to eat.” Photo courtesy Lillian Yang. Tweet email print UBC alumna Lillian Yang recently found herself in an uncomfortable Skype conversation with...
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Dances for a Small Stage is taking performance cues from 1920s Germany
Pennefather is part of the Vancouver-wide collaborative performance. Photo courtesy Patrick Boa. Tweet email print Julie-Anne Saroyan wants Canadians to ask more questions. As the artistic producer...
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Lucky Lady IV is a festival on a yacht for new grads
Photo Courtesy Lucky Lady IV Tweet email print Lucky Lady IV is a multi-day summer festival. Unlike most other summer festivals, you’re less likely to wake up in a tent with a hangover. You’ll wake...
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Students study food trucks in the Sociology of Food
File photo Carter Brundage/The Ubyssey Tweet email print Walking in downtown Vancouver it sometimes feels like you can’t turn a corner without hitting an artisanal food truck. The City of Vancouver...
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Rare Books rediscovers 1,800 year old papyrus
The papyri is hoped to be the start of the new Egyptology collection. Photo Kosta Prodanovic/The Ubyssey. Tweet email print The UBC Library made an interesting discovery in its collections: two...
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AMS to bring back Coffee for Commuters program
Coffee for Commuters will be offered at the main bus loop for the duration of First Week. Photo Olamide Olaniyan / The Ubyssey Tweet email print The AMS wants to get commuter students involved in...
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Fringe 2015: Just Watch Me: A Trudeau Musical
Photo courtesy Fringe Festival. Tweet email print If you like your Canadian politics with a side of jazz hands, then Just Watch Me: A Time Travelling Trudeau Musical might be the Fringe show for...
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Textbook woes: why do they cost so much?
When did they get so expensive? File photo Kosta Prodanovic / The Ubyssey Tweet email print High textbook prices, like all nighters and Ramen, can feel like an inevitable fact of student life. But...
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Arts & Culture selling tickets on a trike
The Ticket Trike is part of UBC’s Arts & Culture District initiative. Photo Nadya Rahman / The Ubyssey. Tweet email print In 1965, the UBC Alumni Chronicle announced the establishment of a new...
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