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Stakes high for Indigenous women still waiting for action after MMIWG inquiry
Sarah Hunt, Tłaliłila’ogwa, a professor at the Institute for Critical Indigenous Studies and the department of geography, commented on the portrayal of Indigenous women.
Global
Sarah Hunt, Tłaliłila’ogwa, a professor at the Institute for Critical Indigenous Studies and the department of geography, commented on the portrayal of Indigenous women.
Global
UBC develops virtual reality conducting tool
Global National featured UBC's new virtual reality tool that simulates the experience of conducting an orchestra and interviewed director of orchestras Jonathan Girard and assistant conductor Zane Kistner, with the UBC school of music.
Global
Global National featured UBC's new virtual reality tool that simulates the experience of conducting an orchestra and interviewed director of orchestras Jonathan Girard and assistant conductor Zane Kistner, with the UBC school of music.
Global
The science behind giving good gifts
BBC quoted UBC psychology professor Elizabeth Dunn about gifting.
BBC
BBC quoted UBC psychology professor Elizabeth Dunn about gifting.
BBC
The world’s supply of fresh water is in trouble as mountain ice vanishes
Media mentioned a new report by Michele Koppes, a professor of geography at UBC, which highlights the importance and vulnerabilities of the world’s water towers.
National Geographic, Radio Canada
Media mentioned a new report by Michele Koppes, a professor of geography at UBC, which highlights the importance and vulnerabilities of the world’s water towers.
National Geographic, Radio Canada
Earth’s frozen ‘water towers’ threatened by warming, population growth, report says
CBC interviewed Michele Koppes, a professor of geography at UBC, about a study she co-authored which highlights the importance and vulnerabilities of the world’s water towers.
CBC
CBC interviewed Michele Koppes, a professor of geography at UBC, about a study she co-authored which highlights the importance and vulnerabilities of the world’s water towers.
CBC
Do we really need that daily bath? Author dishes the dirt on history of hygiene
Peter Ward, a history professor at UBC, wrote a book about the history of personal hygiene in Europe and North America.
Postmedia via Montreal Gazette, Calgary Herald
Peter Ward, a history professor at UBC, wrote a book about the history of personal hygiene in Europe and North America.
Postmedia via Montreal Gazette, Calgary Herald
The best Canadian fiction of 2019
CBC featured a new book by Alix Ohlin, chair of the creative writing program at UBC, as one of CBC Books' top 30 Canadian works of fiction.
CBC
CBC featured a new book by Alix Ohlin, chair of the creative writing program at UBC, as one of CBC Books' top 30 Canadian works of fiction.
CBC
‘Canada could well pay for this’: Experts weigh in on consequences of Trudeau appearing to mock Trump in video
Michael Byers, the Canada Research Chair in global politics and international law at UBC, was quoted about the video of Trudeau appearing to make comments about Trump and how it could impact Canada-U.S relations.
National Post, Ottawa Citizen, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Journal, Vancouver Sun, The Province
Michael Byers, the Canada Research Chair in global politics and international law at UBC, was quoted about the video of Trudeau appearing to make comments about Trump and how it could impact Canada-U.S relations.
National Post, Ottawa Citizen, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Journal, Vancouver Sun, The Province
From classroom to courtroom: UBC prof’s Indigenous studies brings change
The Tyee featured Bruce Miller, a UBC anthropology professor, about his ethnographic work on Indigenous peoples.
The Tyee
The Tyee featured Bruce Miller, a UBC anthropology professor, about his ethnographic work on Indigenous peoples.
The Tyee
Uncertainty clouds Hong Kong’s business future
Business in Vancouver quoted Yves Tiberghien, a professor of political science at UBC, about the debate on the identity of Hong Kong protesters and the economic challenges the protests bring.
Business in Vancouver
Business in Vancouver quoted Yves Tiberghien, a professor of political science at UBC, about the debate on the identity of Hong Kong protesters and the economic challenges the protests bring.
Business in Vancouver
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