Hey, It’s Not Your Fault: A Treatise on Fighting Environmental Nihilism
The world is on fire and we aren’t the driver at the wheel. A precious few people around the world seem to determine the…
Science & Tech
Yes, You Can Study Wine at UBCO.
There are probably a few reasons you ended up in Kelowna at UBC Okanagan. The nice weather, the access to the lake, the …
How Should Social Media Talk About Suicide? Psychology Student Soumyaa Subramanium is Researching Their Compliance with Media Guidelines.
Over time, the establishment of media guidelines, which direct journalists and publishers how to speak about different s…
Tiara Porter is Investigating Sustainable Food at UBCO: The 4th year Management student is evaluating how people approach their food choices here and abroad.
A lot of mysterious work goes into getting food to our plates. Though many may stand in the store and check the prices a…
Whether it’s symptoms or effective treatments, inconsistency is consistent for concussion patients. Luckily, UBCO student Mariza Micallef is exploring all of that variability.
Good researchers with interesting research questions can come from a lot of places. Luckily for UBCO’s Psychopathology L…
Meet The Cougar Lady: Siobhan Darlington is a One-Woman Powerhouse Leading the Way in Answering the Key Questions About Cougars in Southern B.C..
Though the moniker may have been taken before, it doesn’t take long in talking to UBCO PhD. student Siobhan Darlington t…
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.
It takes a lot of things to be a good researcher. Quantitative skills, problem solving, writing, and speaking ability. B…
UBCO Ph.D. Student Joseph Rootman’s Research is Making Waves by Asking Big Questions About Microdosing Psychedelics for Mental Health Treatments.
A new research study led by UBC Okanagan Clinical Psychology Ph.D. Student Joseph Rootman is ahead of the curve when it …
Time will tell what causes led to November’s landslides, but there are several causes already being considered.
It seems the whole world might wash away. By now you are likely aware, at least cursorily, of the many ramifications of …
Animals may move through our neighbourhoods, but fear of wildlife doesn’t do any good. Respect does.
It may have been a tense week if you were acutely aware of the adult cougar spotted casually checking out several neighb…
The Aporkalypse. This UBCO student has a warning: Rampaging swine are charging over the hills and coming for your potatoes.
Imagine with me. Let’s set the scene. Open on the woods in central Canada. Somewhere in Saskatchewan, north of the treel…
Turns Out, Science is Closed. UBCO is Leading the Charge in Changing That.
There’s a good chance you’ve never heard of “open science.” But if you’ve ever written a research paper, it’s likely you…