UBC Okanagan graduates carry an Interior Salish language forward
UBC Okanagan has conferred its first Bachelor of St’át’imc Language […]
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Nursing graduand finds a calling in the care that carried him through cancer
When Aiden Borne crosses the stage at UBC Okanagan’s spring […]
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AI is helping identify heart health risks for people with breast cancer
UBC Okanagan researchers, working with scientists at BC Cancer – […]
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Leading voices to gather for those drowning in information, starving for truth
What: How Do We Manage in a World of Mis/Disinformation? When: Tuesday, May 26, […]
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Magic mushrooms can even take the fight out of fish
A new study led by a UBC Okanagan biologist has […]
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How the rise of continents may have set the stage for life on Earth
Earth’s earliest continents may have set the chemical stage for […]
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Reimagining calculus for life‑science learners to advance student success
Educational Leadership: Open Educational Resources Dr. Paul Tsopméné Assistant Professor of Teaching, Mathematics and Statistics Resource Innovation Integral Calculus with Applications to Life Sciences: an open educational resource textbook published through the UBC Library in September 2025 to support multidisciplinary calculus learning for life-science students. Life‑science students often encounter calculus as a barrier rather than […]
Canada’s protected areas were built for the past; research shows they may not support the future
Climate change is making Canada’s seasons more erratic, its weather […]
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New UBCO research says trees give visual clues as they rehydrate each spring
Time-lapse video shows trees “droop their branches” when thirsty or stressed
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