Can intermittent fasting help those who live with Crohn’s disease?
Intermittent fasting, where a person restricts the intake of any […]
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Call for Canada to braid Indigenous rights with endangered species law
Indigenous leaders, UBCO researchers say current recovery targets do not support culturally vital harvest
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Congratulations to Amanda Darbyshire for being awarded the 2023 UBC Okanagan Provost Award for Teaching Assistants and Tutors
The Department of Chemistry proudly recognizes Amanda Darbyshire’s outstanding achievements, as she has been honoured with the UBC Okanagan Provost Award for Teaching Assistants and Tutors.
UBCO research says resistance exercise may help regulate appetite in breast cancer survivors
Weight gain is as much of a concern to those fighting the disease
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Opening doors for international student research
A unique research pathway at UBC Okanagan ultimately brought Bhavesh Gnnanapareddy from India to Canada.
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At the intersection of mathematics and business
Master’s student Mohammad Mosaffa is using machine learning to improve customer service.
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UBCO honours this year’s most outstanding researchers
Student and faculty researchers recognized for excellence and innovation
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How humans and climate change affect our environment
Doctoral student Melanie Dickie’s research explores how these factors combine to influence the natural world.