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Research Focus on Cross-Cultural Cognitive Linguistics

Research Focus on Cross-Cultural Cognitive Linguistics

Visiting Scholar Huiyan Li’s research lies at the intersection of cognitive linguistics, applied linguistics, and cultural communication, with a primary focus on the cognitive and sociolinguistic mechanisms behind Chinese folk idioms, new words, and internet expressions.

UBC Okanagan BFA Student Awarded 2025 Audain Foundation Travel Award

UBC Okanagan BFA Student Awarded 2025 Audain Foundation Travel Award

Jesse Weemering used the award to travel to Barcelona for an artist residency at the Espron Seda Institute for Art and Culture

Exploring Media, Communication and Storytelling

Exploring Media, Communication and Storytelling

Undergraduate student Mia Mendoza is making the most of every opportunity offered to her at UBC Okanagan

The Science of Communication

The Science of Communication

Undergraduate student Zadie McLeod talks about how the value of knowing how to communicate science research to the public

Art, science and climate futures converge through international symposium

Art, science and climate futures converge through international symposium

What: SCI_ART: After the Data/Cultural Climate Futures Symposium  Who: Artists […]

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Ten years of sn̓ilíʔtn: honouring Syilx knowledge and activating public art
Western Rattlesnake’ image courtesy, Andrew DuBois. CCBY-NC2.0 license

Movie Festival Turns the Camera on our Home: NFB Nite Brings Six Decades of Okanagan Life to the Screen

Kelownafornia Movie Festival brings four National Film Board shorts and a live Q&A with local filmmaker Teresa Marshall

Still from 'Fido', filmed in Kelowna

Zombies on Abbot Street (or thereabouts): ‘Fido’ Screens Steps From Where It Was Filmed

Kelownafornia film series continues Monday at the Rotary Centre for the Arts

Hung-Fei Wu

FEELed Lab Visiting Artist

Taiwan based curator and writer, Hung-Fei Wu joins the FEELed Lab as a visiting artist

What poetry can do in the rooms where it’s needed most

What poetry can do in the rooms where it’s needed most

Who: Poet Cecily Nicholson What: Annual Sharon Thesen Lecture: “Practical […]

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