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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 23/04/2026
Nawar's resignation comes after a Ubyssey article reported yesterday that she violated her fiduciary and confidentiality duties to the student union. ubyssey.ca/news/ams-cou...
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VP AUA Zarifa Nawar resigns
Nawar's resignation comes after a Ubyssey article reported yesterday that she violated her fiduciary and confidentiality duties to the student union.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 22/04/2026
Concerns about a costly legal battle and that firing Nawar would tank the AMS’s chances of passing fee increases for services, clubs and projects ultimately saved her employment, sources said. ubyssey.ca/news/zarifa-...
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Zarifa Nawar remained an AMS executive despite internal report finding she violated fiduciary, confidentiality duties
Concerns about a costly legal battle and that firing Nawar would tank the AMS’s chances of passing fee increases for services, clubs and projects ultimately saved her employment, sources said.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 22/04/2026
We used several unnamed sources to report this story — having to balance completing ethical obligations to be transparent and to protect sources. Here's how we decided what to do. ubyssey.ca/news/our-rep...
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Our reporting process on the Nawar misconduct story, explained
We used several unnamed sources to report this story — having to balance completing ethical obligations to be transparent and to protect sources. Here's how we decided what to do.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 20/04/2026
At Wednesday’s meeting, discussion about discussion dominated the agenda — and ultimately saw the main motion on cutting ties with Israeli universities sent back to committee. ubyssey.ca/news/senate-...
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Motions on partnerships with Israeli universities struggle at Senate
At Wednesday’s meeting, discussion about discussion dominated the agenda — and ultimately saw the main motion on cutting ties with Israeli universities sent back to committee.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 20/04/2026
UBC has had plenty of promising rookies across the T-Birds’ varsity teams this year, but no first-year player made quite the same impact that Sophie Harrison did. Coming to UBC from England, Harrison immediately became a key part of the country’s best defence. ubyssey.ca/sports/ubyss...
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The Ubyssey’s Rookie of the Year: Sophie Harrison
UBC has had plenty of promising rookies across the T-Birds’ varsity teams this year, but no first-year player made quite the same impact that Sophie Harrison did. Coming to UBC from England, Harrison ...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 16/04/2026
Senators will discuss the Apartheid Free Communities motion, as well as the AMS's open letter on partnerships with Israeli universities. Check out yesterday’s live coverage. ubyssey.ca/news/live-co...
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Live Coverage: Senate votes down special meeting on Israeli post-secondary partnerships
Senators will discuss the Apartheid Free Communities motion, as well as the AMS's open letter on partnerships with Israeli universities.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 16/04/2026
Hundreds of students poured into the Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre on a sunny afternoon in mid-March where Engineering and Commerce students laced up to battle out a rivalry years in the making. ubyssey.ca/culture/comm...
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Commerce and Engineering undergraduate societies test "rivalry" on the ice
Hundreds of students poured into the Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre on a sunny afternoon in mid-March, filling almost an entire side of the arena in anticipation of the first-ever Ice Cup, wh...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 11/04/2026
For our fourth award, we’ll be recognizing the player that made the largest jump in play from year-to-year — and for us, that was receiver Trey Montour, who came out of nowhere to produce a spectacular, star-making season. ubyssey.ca/sports/ubyss...
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The Ubyssey’s Breakout Player of the Year: Trey Montour
For our fourth award, we’ll be recognizing the player that made the largest jump in play from year-to-year — and for us, that was receiver Trey Montour, who came out of nowhere to produce a spectacular, star-making season.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 11/04/2026
With a focus on personal stories, identity exploration and unabashed creativity, the UBC Fashion Club's annual catwalk at the Cecil Green House showcased six collections from designers both in and beyond the UBC community. ubyssey.ca/culture/stud...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 11/04/2026
Premièring at the Sundance Film Festival three years after her memoir, her debut feature documentary, Black Box Diaries, went on to win a Peabody award and received Oscar and BAFTA nominations. ubyssey.ca/culture/blac...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 11/04/2026
Here are some of The Ubyssey's best photos from the 2025-26 school year. ubyssey.ca/photo/this-y...
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This year in photos, 2025-26
Here are some of The Ubyssey's best photos from the 2025-26 school year.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 10/04/2026
For our third award, we’re recognizing the most impactful moment of the year — a play, an off-the-field story, a celebration — a single point in time that has resonated for months after. ubyssey.ca/sports/ubyss...
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The Ubyssey’s Moment of the Year: Adia Pye’s championship-winning try
For our third award, we’re recognizing the most impactful moment of the year — a play, an off-the-field story, a celebration — a single point in time that has resonated for months after. The easy winner here was the last-second try that clinched a championship for Women’s Rugby, in front of their home crowd, no less.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 10/04/2026
AMS VP Student Life Kevin Heieis has led the drive to bring back the dormant Blue and Gold Society. But coming in a month before the end of his term, it remains to be seen if the society can build enough momentum to keep going. ubyssey.ca/news/blue-an...
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Student leaders say campus spirit needs to improve. Can the Blue and Gold Society change things?
AMS VP Student Life Kevin Heieis has led the drive to bring back the dormant Blue and Gold Society. But coming in a month before the end of his term, it remains to be seen if the society can build eno...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 10/04/2026
Have you tried smiling? ubyssey.ca/humour/sassy...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 10/04/2026
Attending lectures for the iClicker attendance is hard enough, so here’s Ubyssey humour’s guide on avoiding making new friends in lecture halls at all costs. ubyssey.ca/humour/leave...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 10/04/2026
Continuing a trend from the last fiscal quarter, AMS businesses continue to fall short of their financial targets. While the businesses are not collectively in a deficit, they have not been meeting their net contribution expectations as the AMS had expected. ubyssey.ca/news/ams-bus...
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As AMS businesses miss revenue targets, the AMS shifts gears
Continuing a trend from the last fiscal quarter, AMS businesses continue to fall short of their financial targets. While the businesses are not collectively in a deficit, they have not been meeting their net contribution expectations as the AMS had expected.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 10/04/2026
At the penultimate Council meeting this school year, councillors discussed last month's AMS elections results, which saw Dylan Evans elected as president. ubyssey.ca/news/between...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 10/04/2026
For the second award, we’re recognizing the best sporting event of the year, a single game that stood above the rest in terms of tension, excitement and stakes. In the closest vote of all our awards, Men’s Basketball’s semifinal comeback win against Winnipeg took the win. ubyssey.ca/sports/ubyss...
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The Ubyssey’s Game of the Year: Men’s Basketball’s OT thriller
For the second award, we’re recognizing the best sporting event of the year, a single game that stood above the rest in terms of tension, excitement and stakes. In the closest vote of all our awards, Men’s Basketball’s semifinal comeback win against Winnipeg took the win here.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 10/04/2026
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. ubyssey.ca/features/how...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 10/04/2026
I was struck by “Wuthering Heights”’s divergence from Brontë’s novel. But it was clear that it had no intention of being a faithful adaptation. ubyssey.ca/opinion/the-...
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The movie doesn’t need to be the book
I was struck by “Wuthering Heights”’s divergence from Brontë’s novel. But it was clear that it had no intention of being a faithful adaptation.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 10/04/2026
An adaptation of the 1976 film of the same name, Network was written for the stage by English writer Lee Hall in 2017 and directed for the Jericho Arts Centre by UBC’s own Kathleen Duborg. ubyssey.ca/culture/unit...
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United Players’s <i>Network</i> is a good retelling of a great story
An adaptation of the 1976 film of the same name, <i>Network</i> was written for the stage by English writer Lee Hall in 2017 and directed for the Jericho Arts Centre by UBC’s own Kathleen Duborg.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 07/04/2026
After watching UBC’s varsity teams throughout the year, The Ubyssey’s Sports team has come together to bestow awards on the best athletes, teams and moments of the year. Up first, Team of the Year. ubyssey.ca/sports/ubyss...
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The Ubyssey’s Team of the Year: Women’s Rugby
After watching UBC’s varsity teams throughout the year, The Ubyssey’s Sports team has come together to bestow awards on the best athletes, teams and moments of the year. Up first, Team of the Year. Wo...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 07/04/2026
In intimate interviews with the women who pioneered the movement from the 1970s to the ‘90s, Analogue Revolution documents the truly transformative and revolutionary power media creation held and still holds in the fight for gender equality. ubyssey.ca/culture/anal...
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Analogue Revolution documents feminism before the digital age
In intimate interviews with the women who pioneered the movement from the 1970s to the ‘90s, Analogue Revolution documents the truly transformative and revolutionary power media creation held and stil...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 07/04/2026
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 original works which varied in instrumentation, technique and theme. ubyssey.ca/culture/stud...
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Student composers and musicians perform work at School of Music concert
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...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 07/04/2026
The Peak’s jealous hateposting about me (the technical term is fan behaviour) ended in some fake resolution about The Peak’s editor and I becoming allies. ubyssey.ca/humour/peak-...
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Peak? More like shit's bleak
A few weeks ago, The Peak wrote a piece about something that happened a few weeks earlier. Like they kind of correctly reported, it all started at NASH, Canada’s National Student Journalism Conference...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 02/04/2026
Tupananchiskama features Andean art and artifacts collected by former UBC Professor Alan R. Sawyer. ubyssey.ca/culture/moas...
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MOA’s new exhibition explores life and afterlife in the ancient Andes
<i>Tupananchiskama</i> features Andean art and artifacts collected by former UBC Professor Alan R. Sawyer.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 31/03/2026
Now passed, this year’s budget calls for $3.077 billion in operating expenses, a four per cent — or $132 million — increase in spending compared to last year’s forecasted budget. ubyssey.ca/news/from-th...
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Board of Governors approve budget as protestors call for divestment
Now passed, this year’s budget calls for $3.077 billion in operating expenses, a four per cent — or $132 million — increase in spending compared to last year’s forecasted budget.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 31/03/2026
The idea, which researchers call the ‘AI Genie’ phenomenon, is at the centre of new research examining how chatbot design may contribute to addictive patterns of use. ubyssey.ca/research/ai-...
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AI chatbot addiction research identifies types of overreliance and calls for more awareness
AI chatbots can deliver exactly what users want with minimal effort, like a genie granting endless answers with the rub of a lamp. The idea, which researchers call the ‘AI Genie’ phenomenon, is at the...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 31/03/2026
Student Governor Jasper Lorien has resigned from UBC’s Board of Governors — the university’s highest decision-making body — citing personal reasons. ubyssey.ca/news/jasper-...
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Jasper Lorien resigns from Board of Governors
Student Governor Jasper Lorien has resigned from UBC’s Board of Governors — the university’s highest decision-making body — citing personal reasons.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 29/03/2026
With a brief yet intriguing plot description — “ten AI-Cyborg teens make a time capsule to prove their existence." ubyssey.ca/culture/ubc-...
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UBC Theatre's Pyper electrifies folklore
With a brief yet intriguing plot description — “ten AI-Cyborg teens make a time capsule to prove their existence” — Pyper is the UBC Department of Theatre and Film’s latest production, directed by Ass...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 29/03/2026
A team of researchers at UBC reviewed the policy’s impact on salmon populations. ubyssey.ca/research/res...
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Researchers reassess Wild Salmon Policy amid rising threats to salmon populations
A team of researchers at UBC reviewed the policy’s impact on salmon populations.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 27/03/2026
After a Waterloo goal gave the Warriors a lead a minute in, it looked like UBC’s season might end with a loss. Instead, UBC flipped the script early, dominating from then on — including a four-goal second period. ubyssey.ca/sports/women...
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Second period offensive outburst elevates ‘Birds to fifth at nationals
After a Waterloo goal gave the Warriors a lead a minute in, it looked like UBC’s season might end with a loss. Instead, UBC flipped the script early, dominating from then on — including a four-goal se...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 27/03/2026
Cora Thomas runs the Vanwest Anarchist Bookfair, where she and other writers sell their work in the Nest’s Atrium every six months. The most recent fair took place on March 19 and 20. ubyssey.ca/culture/vanw...
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Vanwest Anarchist Bookfair platforms people over politics
Cora Thomas runs the Vanwest Anarchist Bookfair, where she and other writers sell their work in the Nest’s Atrium every six months. The most recent fair took place on March 19 and 20.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 26/03/2026
Playing mostly for pride, the T-Birds looked much more like themselves in the consolation semifinal against Ottawa. Despite Gee-Gees goalie Clara Genier standing on her head in net with 37 saves, the ‘Birds dominated play to take the 2–0 win. ubyssey.ca/sports/women...
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Rebounding after quarterfinal loss, ‘Birds blank Gee-Gees to keep season alive
Playing mostly for pride, the T-Birds looked much more like themselves in the consolation semifinal against Ottawa. Despite Gee-Gees goalie Clara Genier standing on her head in net with 37 saves, the ...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 26/03/2026
Arts students are voting on a student society fee increase as the AUS says rising inflation and operational costs make it difficult to sustain its services. ubyssey.ca/news/aus-fee...
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AUS pushes fee increase referendum amid tightening budget
Arts students are voting on a student society fee increase as the AUS says rising inflation and operational costs make it difficult to sustain its services.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 26/03/2026
UBC is partnering with the provincial government to invest in innovative companies that “extend” the impact of UBC research and discoveries through the creation of UBC Catalyst Venture Fund. ubyssey.ca/news/ubc-inb...
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UBC and province to invest $20 million in UBC-affiliated companies through new venture fund
UBC is partnering with the provincial government to invest in innovative companies that “extend” the impact of UBC research and discoveries through the creation of UBC Catalyst Venture Fund. The fund ...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 25/03/2026
The most talented roster that UBC women’s hockey has likely ever assembled went out with a whimper. In a stunning shootout loss, the T-Birds continued their historical struggles at nationals, being eliminated in the first round. ubyssey.ca/sports/women...
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Carabins shock first-ranked T-Birds with upset shootout win
The most talented roster that UBC women’s hockey has likely ever assembled went out with a whimper. In a stunning shootout loss, the T-Birds continued their historical struggles at nationals, being el...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 24/03/2026
When we spoke with Nardwuar the Human Serviette in the CiTR record library, we thought we were on a tight timeline. Nardwuar doesn’t think that way. ubyssey.ca/features/nar...
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From CiTR to Chalamet, Nardwuar will always be a random kid from Vancouver
When we spoke with Nardwuar the Human Serviette in the CiTR record library, we thought we were on a tight timeline. Nardwuar doesn’t think that way.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 24/03/2026
Brave New Play Rites features an aspect of the theatre production process that audiences usually don’t get to see: the stage reading. ubyssey.ca/culture/brav...
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Brave New Play Rites brings the audience to the table read
Brave New Play Rites features an aspect of the theatre production process that audiences usually don’t get to see: the stage reading.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 23/03/2026
The look-alike contest's appeal could lie in the amusing act of imitation itself, or, more likely, in a desire for community. ubyssey.ca/features/the...
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The look-alike contest and the students behind it
The look-alike contest's appeal could lie in the amusing act of imitation itself, or, more likely, in a desire for community.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 20/03/2026
The Executive Performance & Accountability Committee is done, for now. Its replacement needs to be more transparent. ubyssey.ca/opinion/poin...
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Point of Inquiry: Lawyers at AMS council are never a good sign
The Executive Performance & Accountability Committee is done, for now. Its replacement needs to be more transparent.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 20/03/2026
In early September 2025, students at the UBC School of Music found their access to the Chan Shun Concert Hall severely reduced. ubyssey.ca/culture/musa...
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MUSA mounts musical protest against removal from Chan Centre
In early September 2025, students at the UBC School of Music found their access to the Chan Shun Concert Hall severely reduced. MUSA hosted a protest on March 12 featuring performances by musicians fr...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 20/03/2026
Hackathons like cmd-f are as computer science as electric apple pie. Each person, in groups of up to four, attempts to write a functioning computer program in 24 hours. 24 straight hours. ubyssey.ca/culture/hack...
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Hackathon coders are the heart of the machine
Hackathons like cmd-f are as computer science as electric apple pie. Each person, in groups of up to four, attempts to write a functioning computer program in 24 hours. 24 straight hours.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 20/03/2026
Throughout the week of March 9, the Hatch welcomed Purple Thread, a Women’s Day art exhibition featuring Latin American artists exploring their artistic forms and interpretations of feminism. ubyssey.ca/culture/mexs...
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MEXSA and the Hatch celebrate International Women’s Day with Purple Thread
Throughout the week of March 9, the Hatch welcomed Purple Thread, a Women’s Day art exhibition featuring Latin American artists exploring their artistic forms and interpretations of feminism.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 19/03/2026
Consolation brackets present a unique challenge. The ultimate goal is lost. Instead of playing for first, you play for fifth. Motivation has to come from elsewhere. ubyssey.ca/sports/women...
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After opening set collapse, ‘Birds defeat Huskies in fifth set to win consolation final
Consolation brackets present a unique challenge. The ultimate goal is lost. Instead of playing for first, you play for fifth. Motivation has to come from elsewhere. For this UBC team, they found the d...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 19/03/2026
The audience hardly touched their chairs as they danced and clapped along to the SUBA trio’s Afro-Cuban-Venezulan jazz-fusion at the Chan Centre. ubyssey.ca/culture/cult...
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Cultures come together in SUBA Trio’s concert at the Chan
The audience hardly touched their chairs as they danced and clapped along to the SUBA trio’s Afro-Cuban-Venezulan jazz-fusion at the Chan Centre.
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 18/03/2026
The Museum of Anthropology was lit up and alive on March 12 with bold colours, textiles and the ambient sounds of runway music and oohs and ahhs from the crowd for the second annual Slow Fashion Show. ubyssey.ca/culture/slow...
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Slow Fashion Show recycles on the runway
The Museum of Anthropology was lit up and alive on March 12 with bold colours, textiles and the ambient sounds of runway music and oohs and ahhs from the crowd for the second annual Slow Fashion Show,...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 18/03/2026
Throughout the week of March 3, the MOA, along with the Anvil Centre in New Westminster, hosted the 19th Coastal Dance Festival. ubyssey.ca/culture/at-m...
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At MOA’s Coastal Dance Festival, Indigenous dance is lived practice
Throughout the week of March 3, the MOA, along with the Anvil Centre in New Westminster, hosted the 19th Coastal Dance Festival. The festival’s program brought together Indigenous artists from all ove...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 18/03/2026
Against Montréal, UBC’s season came dangerously close to ending after a disappointing opening set, but they didn’t let the deficit faze them. ubyssey.ca/sports/women...
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After early stumble, T-Birds storm back through service pressure to defeat Carabins
Against Montréal, UBC’s season came dangerously close to ending after a disappointing opening set, but they didn’t let the deficit faze them. Responding by winning three straight sets, they gave thems...
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The Ubyssey @ubyssey.ca · 17/03/2026
After these in-province rivals had battled to the final point of the fifth set in their last two meetings, it felt like a given that this game, on the national stage, would also go the distance. ubyssey.ca/sports/women...
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Faltering in crunch time, T-Birds swept out of nationals by Spartans
After these in-province rivals had battled to the final point of the fifth set in their last two meetings, it felt like a given that this game, on the national stage, would also go the distance. Inste...
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