Confronting Capitalism and Colonialism: Dr. Peter James Hudson’s Study on Black Dispossession
As we commemorate Black History Month, Dr. Peter James Hudson was interviewed to talk about his significant research on the history of Black dispossession under capitalism and the ways in which Black communities have resisted in response.
Geography professor Jamie Peck named University Killam Professor
Dr. Jamie Peck has been named a University Killam Professor for his exceptional leadership in both teaching and research as a highly celebrated political-economic geographer.
Arts in the Media: January 2025
This January, Arts faculty shared commentary on various topics and breaking news, from discussions about the state of Canadian and U.S. politics to the media’s representation of trans characters, and more.
How Musqueam became a leader in ground penetrating radar
Musqueam and UBC have collaborated on culturally informed ground penetrating radar (GPR) work, making Musqueam a national leader in identifying unmarked graves and training in First Nations-led GPR efforts.
Top 5 Arts stories from 2024
As 2024 winds down and we look to a new beginning, it’s time to reflect on a year of compelling stories, rich cultural insights, and inspiring scholarship.
Arts recipients of the 2024 Peter Wall Legacy Awards
Dr. Kathryn Harrison (Professor, Political Science), Dr. Todd Handy (Professor, Psychology) and Jay Hilsden (MA student, Anthropology) are among the inaugural recipients of the Peter Wall Legacy Awards.
Indigenous-led solutions to health crises: UBC Research Cluster tackles pandemic inequities
UBC sociologist Dr. Kimberly Huyser recently launched a new research cluster focused on centering Indigenous-led solutions in public health crises.
New and renewed Canada Research Chairs in the Faculty of Arts
Dr. Neda Maghbouleh has been appointed as a new Canada Research Chair and Dr. Nadja Kunz has been reappointed as a Research Chair, both in recognition of their outstanding contributions to their respective fields of research. The Canada Research Chairs Program elevates Canadian universities to world-class research centers by fostering research excellence and training the […]
How the US elections will shape Canadian politics
Political Science Professor Dr. Terri Givens shares insights about how politicians in both the US and Canada are engaging in “culture wars” to define their differences.
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.