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Portrait of young galaxy throws theory of galaxy formation on its head

IBPOC/BIPOC Faculty and Staff on Wellbeing Supports survey

COVID-19: Extension on Public Health Orders announced

A message from Shelley Kayfish, Director, Campus Operations and Risk Management, Co-chair, UBC Okanagan Resumption Planning and Coordination Committee; Prof.

External audit of gender diversity

A message from Andrew Szeri, Provost and Vice-President, Academic, UBC Vancouver; Lesley Cormack, Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Principal, UBC Okanagan; Ainsley Carry, Vice-President, Students; Marcia Buchholz, Vice-President, Human Resources; Sara-Jane Finlay, Associate Vice-President, Equity & Inclusion

UBC Okanagan Black History Month celebrations

A message from Lesley Cormack, Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Principal, UBC Okanagan Dear colleagues,

Announcing recipients of the 2020-21 Open Educational Resources Grant

UBCO’s children’s social work mental health clinic goes virtual

Call for nominations: 2021 President’s awards for staff

Each year, we recognize and celebrate staff members who demonstrate outstanding achievement and excellence within the UBC community, and who enable us to shape the future of research, teaching, and work. If you know staff members deserving of recognition, nominate your colleagues for the 2021 President's awards. Submit your nomination by 4pm on March 19, 2021. UBCV & UBCO | President's Service Awards for Excellence

2021 President’s awards for staff: Call for nominations

A message from Santa J. Ono, President and Vice-Chancellor

30-second bio: Derek Gladwin

Derek Gladwin talks about working with teacher candidates and how K-12 teachers inspire him.

Changes to Student Services at UBC Okanagan

A message from Dale Mullings, Associate Vice-President, Students, UBC Okanagan Dear colleagues,

Women with straight As in high school have same leadership prospects as men with failing grades

The relationship between good grades in high school and future leadership responsibilities in the workplace is stronger for men than it is for women, a new UBC study has found.