How UBC’s Stone Centre is leading the conversation on wealth inequality in Canada
The Stone Centre on Wealth and Income Inequality at UBC, the first of its kind in Canada, aims to become a leading research hub, advancing understanding and dialogue on inequality in Canada and beyond.
Meet the Arts recipients of the Summer 2024 Partnership Recognition and Exploration Fund
Four community-university projects co-led by Arts faculty and staff have received funding from the Summer 2024 Partnership Recognition and Exploration Fund (PRE Fund).
People of Arts: Magdalena “Maggie” Moore
Arts Indigenous Student Advisor, Maggie Moore, works closely with a dedicated team to guide Indigenous students through UBC’s systems. With a focus on cultural empathy and growth, Maggie spotlights the importance of active listening, collaboration, and thoughtfulness in her everyday. Read more to learn about her mind set and how she respectfully approaches working with […]
Why Go Global? Five Arts students share their stories
Considering a Go Global experience, but unsure where to begin? With so many program options, it can feel overwhelming to choose the right path. In this post, we’ll break down three of Go Global’s key programs—Exchange, Summer Abroad, and Global Seminars—and share testimonials from Arts students who’ve made the leap.
People of Arts: Jordan Ngo
As an Academic Advisor for Arts Advising at UBC, Jordan Ngo plays a pivotal role in the implementation of the new Workday Student system. With a passion for project management and a love for marathon running, Jordan’s journey at UBC is one of creativity, collaboration, and perseverance. Read on to discover how he’s making an impact on campus and beyond.
Meet the Arts recipients of the Spring 2024 Partnership Recognition and Exploration Fund
Four community-university projects co-led by Arts students and faculty members have received funding from the Spring 2024 Partnership Recognition and Exploration Fund (PRE Fund).
Going the distance with the Arts E-Co-op Program
As part of the Arts Entrepreneurial Co-op Program, Arts student Abul Bashar Rahman is currently cycling across Bangladesh, his homeland, to produce a documentary about his people’s remarkable resilience in the face of climate catastrophes.
Eight Arts faculty receive funding from SSHRC grants competition
The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council has awarded funding to eight Faculty of Arts researchers in the Partnership Grants and Partnership Development Grants competition.
2023/24 CUES Fund supports eight Arts collaborative projects
This year’s projects focus on diverse community needs, spanning food security, Indigenous fisheries, cultural heritage, mental health support, housing accessibility, language empowerment, kinship care, and sustainable partnerships.
Human Rights Collective: How Dr. Jenny Peterson and ORICE are empowering change
The Office of Regional and International Community Engagement and political science professor Dr. Peterson celebrate their successful collaboration on the Human Rights Collective, Scholars at Risk advocacy, and the Scholars In Prison project.