Through our eyes, with our voices: Making space for joy (Part IV)
In the final installment of this four-part series, Master of Arts in History candidate Aydin Quach reflects on the importance of finding spaces for joy in order to build community and solidarity, and fight anti-Asian hate.
History graduate students receive support from Japanese Canadian Students of 1942 Fund
Bailey Irene Midori Hoy and Nicole Yakashiro are expanding the field of Japanese and Asian Canadian history thanks to recent funding support.
The inside scoop about being an Arts Orientation Leader
Arts Orientation Leaders are there to support and guide new students during Imagine Day and welcome them into the UBC family. Orientation Leaders are often the first people that students meet at the university and they play an important role in helping new students adjust to this huge transition.
How the Language Requirement Works
Everything you need to know about the UBC Arts Language Requirement.
Recognizing Graduating Student Leaders in the Class of 2023
Meet the inspiring Arts students from the class of 2023 who are building communities in Arts, at UBC, and beyond.
Fatima Rua receives 2023 Outstanding Leader in the UBC Community and Beyond Award
Fatima Rua has received the 2023 Outstanding Leader in the UBC Community and Beyond Award for her dedication to community change at UBC and beyond our campus.
Atticus Yus and Ashley Samsone receive 2023 Outstanding Leader in the Faculty of Arts Award
Atticus Yus and Ashley Samsone have each received the 2023 Outstanding Leader in the Faculty of Arts Award for their considerable dedication and achievements within the Faculty of Arts.
Moha Chaturvedi, Nakoda Hunter, and Talynn English receive 2023 Outstanding Leader in the UBC Community Award
Moha Chaturvedi, Nakoda Hunter, and Talynn English have each received the 2023 Outstanding Leader in the UBC Community Award for their dedication to building community and shaping positive, healthy campus cultures at UBC.
What does it mean to “apply” your degree?
Learn about what it means to “apply” your degree, and why your major being listed (or not) in the “qualifications” section of a job posting isn’t the whole story.
UBC scholar helping AI overcome its language barrier
UBC Linguistics scholar, Ife Adebara, discusses her research on natural language processing, and AfroLID— a publicly available language identification system that she built which works for 517 African languages.