University Friendships Will Change Your Life
University friendships in particular can have the power to change your life is that university serves as a stepping stone before you start your career. These friendships either help encourage you to advance further, explore yourself and your interests, or in some cases, make you realise your passions.
Imposter Syndrome
Imposter syndrome can be a difficult part of university life. Our student staff shares their advice and experiences.
A Student’s Guide to Volunteering with Local Organizations
This blog post offers suggestions for students to get involved with local organizations in Vancouver as a way to build community, expand their networks, and connect their studies to meaningful real-world experiences.
Staff/Event Kit: Loan Policies
Loan Policies Item Information Frequently Asked Questions
NeuroTool Kits
We know that some study spaces can be loud or set up in ways that can make it difficult to focus. We’ve gathered up some of our favourite tools for time management, fidgeting, and visual calming that you can test out – for free! We have two kits, one for students and one for staff. […]
5 Books To Add To Your Summer TBR!
One of the best things about this time of year is being freed from the many deadlines that cast a shadow over us from the months of September to May. In the summer sunshine you can finally enjoy being outside– touch the grass, feel the sand slip through your fingers, perspire under the shades of […]
Common Plants and Animals on Campus
Learn about some of the plants and animals that can be found around campus, as well as tips on how to identify them!
Surviving Vancouver’s Snow Days: A Checklist for Success
Surviving Vancouver’s Snow Days: A checklist for Success on dealing with snow in the city.
Making the Most Out of the AMS Student Health Care Plan
Learn what the AMS Student Health Care Plan covers and how easy it is to use through my own experience using it for the first time.
I tried it! Journaling for a week
This blog post will help students to feel empowered with the knowledge they need to start journaling and understand how journaling can benefit their overall health!
Tips to Prepare for Courses Effectively – Part 2
This blog post is part of a series! Be sure to check out part 1 for even more tips. When a new term begins at UBC, you have a brand new class timetable, the courses on Canvas start appearing with their long syllabi and your inbox has many welcome emails from your professors. Personally, I […]
Goal Setting
Learn about the importance of goals and tips on making SMART goals.
Secrets to Campus Resources
September 2023 Workshop The Chapman Learning Commons is your front door to UBC resources. If you don’t know who to ask, or what resources are available to you as a UBC student, reach out to us! Our trained student staff are happy to assist you. You can contact us via email at clc.assistants@ubc.ca, call us […]
August 25-31, 2023 Event Resources
Here are some free-admission, budget-friendly events before the school year starts! To learn more, visit the websites hyperlinked below for each event. Shipyards Night Market Date and Time: Friday, August 25th, 3-10 PM Location: 19 Wallace Mews, North Vancouver, BC V7L 0B2 Improv for Beginners Date and Time: Saturday, August 26th, 3:30-5:30 PM Location: 1502 […]
New to UBC – Learn from Peers
What’s in store for you at UBC? Our student staff shares their advice and experiences.
Open Learning
Explore the wonders of the open web! Read all about Open Educational Resources.
Get Help from the CWSC
Connect with the Centre for Writing and Scholarly Communications for writing consultations, workshops, seminars and resources.
Course Registration Resources
UBC Resources CLC Resources Student Perspectives
Pride 2024 Events and Resources
Events Pride Celebrations + Festivals Get information on Pride events all over BC! As the Pride season arrives, this site is updated on a rolling basis. Various UBC events UBC Resources UBC Pride collective Positive space campaign 2SLGBTQIA+ Library Guide Learn about pride flags Career resources for lgbtq+ students Peer resources for incoming trans + […]
Find Housing
Know all of the tips and tricks for securing a housing spot on and off campus!
Growing Grit
Dreams feel beyond reach? We’ll have you shooting for the stars -and reaching them!
A Musical Journey Around the World: Courtesy of the CLC Community
Music plays a fundamental role in our lives as students. Wherever you look on campus, chances are you will see someone with their headphones on or AirPods in, jamming to music. I was curious about what music our diverse CLC community enjoys! Buckle your seatbelts, and prepare for a trip around the world as we […]
Time Management Tools
Many students have learned that managing their time between studies, work, extracurricular and leisure activities can be challenging. Without good time management, we may get overwhelmed with the thought of the tasks ahead. Failing to effectively manage time can eventually lead to chronic lateness and poor organizational behaviour. As more students have mobile access to […]
Supporting Collaboration
In the past, working on a common document could be a nightmare: the easiest solution was sharing a file over email, but this would result in multiple, conflicting versions, a limit of one editor at a time, and confusion over who had written what. Now, tools like Google Drive make this easier: documents have their […]
Resolving Conflict
Working in groups, from time to time, involves some conflict. Conflict occurs where people have a clash of values, expectations, opinions, interpretations, needs, or wants. Learning to manage conflict effectively is an important skill, and an essential component of your learning when working in groups. Conflict is: What are your ground rules for handling conflict? […]
Communicating Effective
Effective communication takes practice, and a strong interest in understanding (and being understood) by others. It’s about listening, and making time to ensure that your group is OK and on the right track with your project. What do you need to communicate about? Here are some of the things groups usually need to communicate about: […]
Group Process
Getting started with your group? One of the first things you might want to do is create a document, sometimes called a group charter, which clarifies what the group is about, what the group expects from its members, and other, related guidelines. Group charters make sure everyone’s on the same page, and prevent any disagreements […]
Office Hours
Going to your professor or TA during office hours is a great way to get to know your instructors and get some extra help. Here are a few tips to help you feel prepared and get the most out of your professor’s office hours. Do:
2022 Wrap Up: How to Make the Most of Your Winter Break!
Let’s celebrate the last day of exams with our array of free and fun winter recommendations to brighten up your holidays.
Must-Reads for Reading Week 2022 Fall
What could be better than reading a book and sipping on your favourite drink during a rainy day! Check out our Reading Week recommendations from the student staff team!
A Beginner’s Guide to Notion
Want to customize your own calendar and to-do list? Check out Doua’s beginner guide to Notion, a highly flexible platform for your scheduling needs.
Online Exams
See the tabs below for more information on online exams. Note our Student Staff provide help with technology (Canvas, Zoom etc.) and academic support over email up to 1 hour before your exam. During your exam refer here for support contacts: https://lthub.ubc.ca/exams/ FOR SNOW RESCHEDULED EXAMS from TERM 1 2022: The LT Hub will be providing support from […]
Must-Reads for Reading Week
Itching for something to read or just plain bored? We’ve curated a list of all of our favorite books for you to enjoy over reading week!
Keeping the Spark Alive: Part 1
In the first installment of her series, Tiffany shares how to keep up excitement and relationships as we live and learn online.
Why Keeping a To-Do List is a Good Idea
All work and no play makes for a sad to-do list – here’s how to make it better!
All You Need for January: Online Learning Tips & Guides
We’ve collected our best resources for getting set up for back-to-school season!
Foundational Skills Videos
Check out our new video tutorials and learn how to convert files, utilize online learning platforms, and more!
The Importance of Seeking Out Mentorship
This week, Chris shares how he’s benefitted from seeking out mentorship, and how you can reach out to someone, as well!
Navigating Time Differences for Online Exams
Time differences can make online learning complicated, and that’s even more the case for scheduled events like exams. Read on for our tips for being prepared for your big day!
Why Working on Campus is a Great Idea
You might be wondering – why would anyone work on campus? This week, Madeleine shares why she finds it so worthwhile, and how you can find a good job to fit your preferences.
The Pros, the Cons, and the How-To’s of Work School Balance
Should you work part-time during your studies at UBC? Read all about the pros and cons of doing so, and how to manage your priorities if you do!
How to Get the Most Out of Your University Experience (Part 1)
Are you curious about getting involved at UBC, but lost as to where to start? You’re in luck! Read all about clubs, jobs, and volunteering opportunities in this week’s blog post by Tiffany!
