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Living with Wildfire

Living with Wildfire

UBCO artist hosts weekly live broadcast “where were you when”

UBCO artist hosts weekly live broadcast “where were you when”

Guests will use music to ignite a conversation between queer artists

Using Creativity to Solve Complex Problems

Using Creativity to Solve Complex Problems

Combining computer science, engineering and art has always been a focus in Associate Professor Megan Smith’s practice.

Large-scale mural adds splash of colour to downtown architecture

Large-scale mural adds splash of colour to downtown architecture

UBCO students breathing new life into surrounding communities

Journey to Reconciliation

Journey to Reconciliation

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UBCO experts on UN Decade of Ecosystem Restoration

UBCO experts on UN Decade of Ecosystem Restoration

UBCO experts are available to comment on how to restore and protect ecosystems, rewild gardens and create sustainable consumer behaviour to help achieve a greener relationship with the environment.

UBCO hosts second annual Sharon Thesen Lecture

UBCO hosts second annual Sharon Thesen Lecture

UBC Okanagan’s Creative Writing Program is hosting its second annual Sharon Thesen Lecture with Creative Writing Professor and author Kevin Chong.

UBCO visual arts students host year-end exhibition

UBCO visual arts students host year-end exhibition

Each spring, graduating visual arts students at UBC’s Okanagan campus prepare a final exhibition as they complete their program. This year’s Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) show, titled Up Close from a Distance, will be shared as a virtual exhibition.

Learning about Culture and Resiliency

Learning about Culture and Resiliency

Inspiring professors fostered Bachelor of Arts alumna Ayla De Grandpré’s love for linguistics, literature and the nuances of culture.

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Welcome to the Anthropocene. Now What?

Welcome to the Anthropocene. Now What?

Professor Jodey Castricano aligns teaching and research in the humanities with public-facing, real-world issues.

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