Student-Staff Series: Priscilla Uribe, SUO Director at Large

“I always believe that we should work for the best interest of students and I wanted to make sure that happened this year among the SUO members.” - Priscilla Uribe

Madeline Grove - Campus Life Editor

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UBCO Student Braydon Neiszner is fired up about fighting climate change. He’s out to understand the efficacy and efficiency of B.C.’s carbon tax.

Why does B.C.’s carbon tax work? Is it built right? Or is it just implemented in the right place? These are the questions driving Economics and Mathematics Honours student Braydon Neiszner’s research on how the carbon tax affects different communities across the country.

Jonathan Van Elslander - Science & Technology Editor

Arts

An Ode to Being Lonely for the Holidays

Whether you’re stuck at school or alienated in your childhood home, the holidays are the absolute most wonderful time of the year to be heartbroken, homesick, lovesick and lonely.

Jonathan Van Elslander - Science & Technology Editor

Arts

Sticking Around In Kelowna This Winter Break? Here Are Some Things You Can Do to Recharge and Celebrate the Holidays

From light displays, movie nights, skating, and more, there are lots of fun events and activities happening on and off campus over the break.

Rachel Pickard - Arts & Culture Editor

Features

Luz-Marina Roberts

“There is nothing more absurd than having no milk on the shelves and then having dairy farmers in the same region pouring their milk down the drain” -Dr. Mary Stockdale.

Luz-Marina Roberts - Opinions Editor

Arts

The Global Engagement Office & Latin American Student Organization: Teaming up to celebrate Day of the Dead and hold spaces for Latin American students at UBCO

“Something that really touched me was when we were setting up the altar and a student came up and said that this week they were feeling really homesick because this was a big celebration in Mexico and this was their first year away from home. Some students shared that this initiative really got to them and they felt represented and that they belonged in this community and that is what we wanted to do in UBC as a whole.”- Emilio Freire Raymond

Rachel Pickard - Arts & Culture Editor

Science & Technology

UBCO Student Braydon Neiszner is fired up about fighting climate change. He’s out to understand the efficacy and efficiency of B.C.’s carbon tax.

Jonathan Van Elslander - Science & Technology Editor

Arts

An Ode to Being Lonely for the Holidays

Whether you’re stuck at school or alienated in your childhood home, the holidays are the absolute most wonderful time of the year to be heartbroken, homesick, lovesick and lonely.

Jonathan Van Elslander - Science & Technology Editor

Arts

Sticking Around In Kelowna This Winter Break? Here Are Some Things You Can Do to Recharge and Celebrate the Holidays

From light displays, movie nights, skating, and more, there are lots of fun events and activities happening on and off campus over the break.

Rachel Pickard - Arts & Culture Editor

Features

Luz-Marina Roberts

“There is nothing more absurd than having no milk on the shelves and then having dairy farmers in the same region pouring their milk down the drain” -Dr. Mary Stockdale.

Student-Staff Series: Priscilla Uribe, SUO Director at Large

UBCO Student Braydon Neiszner is fired up about fighting climate change. He’s out to understand the efficacy and efficiency of B.C.’s carbon tax.

An Ode to Being Lonely for the Holidays

Sticking Around In Kelowna This Winter Break? Here Are Some Things You Can Do to Recharge and Celebrate the Holidays

Luz-Marina Roberts

The Global Engagement Office & Latin American Student Organization: Teaming up to celebrate Day of the Dead and hold spaces for Latin American students at UBCO

Science & Technology

UBCO Student Braydon Neiszner is fired up about fighting climate change. He’s out to understand the efficacy and efficiency of B.C.’s carbon tax.

Arts

An Ode to Being Lonely for the Holidays

Arts

Sticking Around In Kelowna This Winter Break? Here Are Some Things You Can Do to Recharge and Celebrate the Holidays

Features

Luz-Marina Roberts

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