The Ubyssey

The Ubyssey has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in October 2019. Besides social media accounts, ubyssey has populated their site with VP AUA Zarifa Nawar resigns, Zarifa Nawar remained an AMS executive despite internal report finding she violated fiduciary, confidentiality duties, Our reporting process on the Nawar misconduct story, explained, Motions on partnerships with Israeli universities struggle at Senate, The Ubyssey’s Rookie of the Year: Sophie Harrison, Live Coverage: Senate votes down special meeting on Israeli post-secondary partnerships, Commerce and Engineering undergraduate societies test "rivalry" on the ice, The Ubyssey’s Breakout Player of the Year: Trey Montour, Student designers burn up the catwalk at the UBC Fashion Club, Black Box Diaries is a film memoir of assault, neglect and perseverance, This year in photos, 2025-26, The Ubyssey’s Moment of the Year: Adia Pye’s championship-winning try, Student leaders say campus spirit needs to improve. Can the Blue and Gold Society change things?, Sassy Sage: On finding people to match your freak, Leave me alone, As AMS businesses miss revenue targets, the AMS shifts gears, AMS Council hears elections report in penultimate meeting this year, The Ubyssey’s Game of the Year: Men’s Basketball’s OT thriller, How to build, destroy and rebuild a racecar, The movie doesn’t need to be the book, United Players’s Network is a good retelling of a great story, The Ubyssey’s Team of the Year: Women’s Rugby, Analogue Revolution documents feminism before the digital age, Student composers and musicians perform work at School of Music concert, Peak? More like shit's bleak, MOA’s new exhibition explores life and afterlife in the ancient Andes, Board of Governors approve budget as protestors call for divestment, AI chatbot addiction research identifies types of overreliance and calls for more awareness, Jasper Lorien resigns from Board of Governors, Researchers reassess Wild Salmon Policy amid rising threats to salmon populations, Second period offensive outburst elevates ‘Birds to fifth at nationals, Vanwest Anarchist Bookfair platforms people over politics, Rebounding after quarterfinal loss, ‘Birds blank Gee-Gees to keep season alive, AUS pushes fee increase referendum amid tightening budget, UBC and province to invest $20 million in UBC-affiliated companies through new venture fund, Carabins shock first-ranked T-Birds with upset shootout win, From CiTR to Chalamet, Nardwuar will always be a random kid from Vancouver, Brave New Play Rites brings the audience to the table read, The look-alike contest and the students behind it, Point of Inquiry: Lawyers at AMS council are never a good sign, MUSA mounts musical protest against removal from Chan Centre, Hackathon coders are the heart of the machine, MEXSA and the Hatch celebrate International Women’s Day with Purple Thread, After opening set collapse, ‘Birds defeat Huskies in fifth set to win consolation final, Cultures come together in SUBA Trio’s concert at the Chan, Slow Fashion Show recycles on the runway, At MOA’s Coastal Dance Festival, Indigenous dance is lived practice, After early stumble, T-Birds storm back through service pressure to defeat Carabins, Faltering in crunch time, T-Birds swept out of nationals by Spartans, Textiles on trial at the Slow Fashion Lab Exhibition, Brazilian Student Association hosts Carnaval at the Pit, The Fugitives fill St. James Community Square with nostalgia and fireflies, The Oscars still matter, Rhodes’ goal seals fourth Canada West title in last five years, The real best picture is the one you watch with friends, Student referendum calls on AMS to push university to cut ties with ‘apartheid’ supporting universities, Fee referendum ‘no’ committee suspended for campaign violations, Point of Inquiry: The AMS saved us three dollars in 2022. We’re still paying the price, AMS pushes $12 fee increase referendums to ‘stabilize,’ ‘grow’ services, Sign up, The Vilest Rag: Your guide to AMS elections season, The Vilest Rag: Ayla Cilliers on The Ubyssey's new look, The Vilest Rag: Caleb Peterson knows ball, Mona Berlitz is making an impact — even from the sidelines, AMS Elections 2026, Subpar fourth quarter sinks ‘Birds in Canada West final, Learning from Game 1, ‘Birds sweep Cascades to advance, Sulong and Kababayan host Swagapino contest for food security, Tension inside AMS on uncertain future of VP student life office, Learning from Game 1, ‘Birds sweep Cascades to advance, Comeback attempt falls short as Maier’s save dooms the ‘Birds in Game 1, Depth scoring comes through in 4–0 shutout of Spartans, Powers that Be: The NDP has no vision for this province, Much ado about the UBC Undergraduate Shakespeare Conference, Semi-biohazardous spaces earn big on Airbnb, AMS budget slides into a deficit as businesses suffer, Student vigil marks fourth anniversary of Ukraine war, 'It’s really heartbreaking': Men’s Hockey’s season comes to a disappointing end, After mid-match stumble, UBC regains control to secure Game 1 in quarterfinals, At Theatre Under the Wire, local troupes act on the clock, Dhadda’s career game keeps T-Birds alive in overtime playoff classic, ‘Birds clutch again, secure second-straight last-minute win to advance to Canada West finals, AMS backs referendum calling for UBC to cut ties to Israeli institutions, How UBC researchers are using MRI techniques to improve neonatal care, UBC Opera’s Candide is a satire for every era, Sassy Sage: Drink all the time, study occasionally, The United States’ intervention in Venezuela and its implications for Canada, Weekes steals quarterfinal win for the T-Birds, beating the Pandas in a thriller, At Numbers Cabaret, performance is resistance, AHVA Gallery puts undergrads in the spotlight, Canada’s top goal-scorer, Grace Elliott, is driven to win, Dr. Ji-yoon An investigates cinema’s monstrous others and what they can tell us about ourselves, Heated Rivalry lookalike contest heats up campus, Notes from a performative female, David Metzer asks what makes music queer in new course, B.C. budget to maintain current levels of post-secondary spending while cutting jobs, How the patriarchy messed up my crossword score, Let’s talk about (simulated) sex, baby, Shooting woes plague Bisons as UBC holds off late Manitoba comeback, Powers that Be: Reproducing imperialism by merely opposing it, Hot gas from the early universe challenges what we know about galaxy clusters, Here are your candidates for the 2026 AMS Elections, Seattle's Super Bowl win was eleven years in the making, ubyssey.ca, Is COP worth it?, Everything about UBC's SLOP is awesome, AMS Council passes reforecasted budget, hears proposal for fee increase referenda, This month in photos: January, Undergraduate physicists gather at UBC for CCUW*iP 2026, Opening the “black box” of river-flow AI models, Point of Inquiry: What makes a good student politician?, UBC student Gottakeep Flexxon doesn't need an aura-farming contest to prove he's the coolest guy on campus, Meet the volunteers behind AMS Peer Support, 'UBC's Got Mediocrity' is a morale-building showcase of diverse student talent, The polar bear swim 2025, This month in photos: November, This month in photos: October, The Ubyssey reads mean comments, Behind-the-scenes: Mr. Burns, a post-electric play, The Ubyssey's Guide to Best Views on -campus, She's just a friend, Contact us, The Vilest Rag, Jade Yumang talks form and formlessness at Green College, Read more, Read more, Kinesiology joins UBC-wide push to standardize academic honours, Read more, Read more, Read more, Read more, Read more, Join The Ubyssey, Wild People Quiet asks if passing can hide the past, The fashion world through Cassidy Chen’s lens, Pataka Esports Festival celebrates South Asian culture, Is Canadian football becoming ‘more American’? How the CFL's rule changes will impact U Sports football, Editorial: As denialists descend on our campus, stand with residential school survivors, Old Parkinson’s drug gains new purpose in tuberculosis treatment, Midterm review: President Riley Huntley, Despite Cascades’ scoring runs, T-Birds remain hot ahead of regular season finale, Frustrating final quarter sees ‘Birds fall to Vikes, lose out on division title, Point of Inquiry: I thought I’d be done with the AMS in 2025. I’m glad I’m not., The slow fashion research cluster is fighting fast fashion one patch at a time, Chopping Spree formed at UBC. Now they’re a staple of Vancouver’s music scene, Ralph the Yeti's climate activism begins with journey towards belonging at UBC, How Lucy Borowski finds success in a ‘game of mistakes’, T-Birds show out in offensive explosion on senior night, beating UNBC by 56, Seniors lead the way in emphatic ‘Birds win against Timberwolves, Dominant ‘Birds win against UNBC continues momentum towards playoffs, This month in photos: January, This month in photos: January, Undergraduate physicists gather at UBC for CCUW*iP 2026, Undergraduate physicists gather at UBC for CCUW*iP 2026, Mediatic Shakespeare explores print culture, orality and the cycle of media history, ubyssey.ca, Midterm review: VP Administration Dylan Evans, Midterm review: VP Student Life Kevin Heieis, Midterm review: VP AUA Zarifa Nawar, Inaugural Black Graduate Spotlight Initiative symposium connects Black-focused research to community, Late penalty kill gets T-Birds past pesky Griffins 6–4, Unreal City Festival warms up another winter for independent artists, Men’s Hockey takes down Spartans 9–1 in Winter Classic beatdown, Women’s Volleyball sweeps Dinos in straight sets thanks to late-game composure, Powers that Be: Limiting new international students says something about the limits of Canada’s political imagination, Women’s Hockey showcases depth during Winter Classic win against Trinity Western, ubyssey.ca, VP Students Ainsley Carry exits role early, University facing criticism from Indigenous organizations after OneBC event, UBC’s highest-paid employee made $1.11 million in 2024, Fire, smoke and spirits at the Belkin's first exhibition of 2026, Dr. Alan Jacobs on how social mobility relates to the rise of the far-right, As Iranians resist the regime, Persian students are weighing the country’s future, Amid chaos and violence, hundreds at UBC show solidarity with residential school survivors and Indigenous peoples, Pea Man goes mask-off with aura-farming competition in the Nest, Women’s Volleyball wins in straight sets against MacEwan, remains in fight for Canada West title, ‘Birds blank second-ranked Dinos 4–0 in statement win, Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women blurs the line between author, stage and character, UBC launches new student battle pass, XP system and more, B.C. student unions lambast provincial post-secondary review as ‘performative’, Shows of solidarity planned as residential school deniers seek to hold event on campus, Men’s Basketball overcomes early scare against UNBC to win first road game of 2026, Some programs remove academic progress wheel amid frustration over degree tracking, Live updates: AMS Council holds first meeting of 2026, Foul trouble dooms T-Birds in one-point loss to Heat, UBC research allows for first in-human blood type-converted kidney transplantation, Opinion: There is no fairness if we cannot cheat, The Ubyssey sports team’s end-of-term report, Gauthier’s strong finish elevates T-Birds over Heat, 79–64, Senate review finds that academic units continue to face financial challenges, Nosh Hunt: Searching for brisket in Vancouver pushed me to the brink. One restaurant brought me back., UBC sends delegates to a ‘disappointing’ COP30, Peace on earth, mercy mild and a whole lot of beer, Krishna’s Flute enchants Vancouver with Indian classical music and dance, AMS pleased by results of provincial lobbying trip, Twelve Days of Completely Secular Yuletide: The Irony of Fate is a Soviet solstice classic, Twelve Days of Completely Secular Yuletide: Hot Frosty is a movie about a sexy snowman come to life, and it’s good, actually, Point of Inquiry: The AMS's SkyTrain rally was effective, weird and misleading, ‘This will be with me forever’: UBC custodial worker Nazreen Cameron receives 2025 President’s Service Award, Emily Tang brings passion and jokes to the Graduate Student Society, Chopping Spree formed at UBC. Now they’re a staple of Vancouver’s music scene, Twelve Days of Completely Secular Yuletide: Fan the flames of holiday frenzy with The Yule Log, Post-Plumtree, Carla Gillis keeps making her way back to music, Governors approve tuition increase for next year, Chopping Spree, Plotting and Kers shake up Shindig 2025, Twelve Days of Completely Secular Yuletide: Björk, sleigh rides and snowbound drama make “The Bracebridge Dinner” the best Christmas episode of Gilmore Girls, UBC moves all exams to Dec. 25, 'learning is the biggest gift of all', Twelve Days of Completely Secular Yuletide: A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa has too little time and not enough Muppet, The gift that gave UBC Athletics its identity and how we need to honour it, Oswald Flan is campus's most illustrious academic-maxxer, UBC plans to become Canada's hottest new tourist destination, In the Room is a cautionary tale well told, University has little to say after pre-exam divestment protest halts traffic, transit, This month in photos: September, AMS Council weighs scrapping reusable container program after mixed results, Stop reading, start living, Rashmi Prakash wants us to talk about menstrual health without shame, Jaad Kuujus: Everyone Says I Look Like My Mother melds tradition and technology at the MOA, Twelve Days of Completely Secular Yuletide: Eight Crazy Nights is the second worst thing to happen to the Jewish People in the past two centuries, T-Birds fail first major test against top-ranked Saskatchewan, falling 80–51, Matt Tan re-elected as staff representative to the Board of Governors, UBC researchers propose no-fault compensation for high-risk neural devices, UBC Opera’s The Magic Flute returns with all the bells and whistles, Sofia Avelino sings Elis Regina and brings Bossa Nova to B.C., Matt Tan re-elected as staff representative to the Board of Governors, T-Birds blow out Golden Bears 8–4 thanks to wicked counter-punch, Philosophizing and essay-writing with the UBC Ballpoint Society, AMS Council plans to change investment strategy, move clubs common space, When the world needed him most, he disapPEAred, Thunderbirds dominate Pandas for the third time this season, Sri Lankan Student’s Association gives love a green flag at blind dating event, T-Birds win tense final set 15–13, sweep fourth-ranked Spartans, Pissed on, pissed off: Who is the UBC pisser?, Study finds Disco is back, UBC anticipates Boogie Fever outbreak, B.C. student unions reject new provincial post-secondary review as ‘too short, too opaque’, Student groups criticize shelving of provincial post-secondary funding review, Slow walkers detriment to UBC pedestrian traffic flow, exhibit zero sense of urgency, Perfect season ends in heartbreak for Women’s Soccer, losing 2–1 in gold medal game, UBC Theatre’s Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play is nostalgic, hilarious and timely, Exploring Tibet from within with MOA’s new exhibition, Men’s Hockey falls to MacEwan in overtime, breaking nine-game winning streak, The UBC Tea Club is back in brewing business, Bacon tells senators federal budget is 'good news under the circumstances', T-Birds stage multi-goal comeback in semifinal game against Laval, Violinist and influencer Ray Chen talks music and media at the Chan Centre, Proctorio lawsuit against former UBC staff member ends after five year saga, Your ideal Halloween plans based on your faculty, Effects of international study permit reduction remain unclear for UBC, Men’s Volleyball falls in fifth set in clash of conference’s top teams, The Best Restaurant in the World. Ever. is a mixed meal, Voting is now open for faculty and staff positions on the Board of Governors!, AMS Council creates deputy chair position, hears updates on campus planning, Remembering the dead on Día de Muertos with the Mexican Students’ Association, T-Birds defeat Toronto 2-1 in consolation final to end the season on a high note, Costume ideas to get you a boo this Halloweekend, Julietta Singh rebuilds her knowledge of home in new documentary, The Nest, Men’s Soccer blows past Dalhousie in consolation semifinal, Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors is (biting) comedy with a touch of camp, Point of Inquiry: Is stability worth a restriction on autonomy? The AMS asks students to decide for resource groups., UBC Contemporary Players Ensemble plays music for monsters at the Hatch, AMS Council talks federal budget, hears updates on campus planning, For fourth time in 40 years, AMS AGM meets quorum, Jewish students tried to celebrate Sukkot on MacInnes Field. UBC called the police, Laval takes care of business against Acadia, cruises to 41–7 win, Bains’ late goal elevates Women’s Soccer past Saskatchewan in quarterfinals, In rainy game, Victoria takes advantage of conditions to advance to finals over Guelph, Taking care: Moments of peace during finals week, May 30, 2023 Print Issue, Our Campus: Anita Wigl'it, June 27, 2023 Print Issue, RIP blog, long live humour!, July 25, 2023 Print Issue.