Confronting the Challenges of a Term
Welcome back to a new and exciting term at UBC! Remember with the start of each new term it’s best to go in with a positive and healthy mindset- don’t let the baggage from the previous semester bring you down. Many students encounter discouragement and the lack of motivation in their university experience. For first […]
Have a Great Summer!
As the term wraps up and the summer approaches, our student team wanted to let you know what they’ve learned and what they’ll be moving on to this summer, and beyond!
Confessions of a Yogi: Part III
Last summer, I decided to attend Kumbh Mela in Ujjain, India. The Kumbh is a massive pilgrimage, hosting individuals from all over the world who gather to bathe in the sacred Ganges River—a symbol of purification and celebration of seeking and experiencing liberation. This open gathering, which occurs once every 12 years, is popularly known […]
Strength in Uncertainty
“Hi, nice to meet you! My name is X. I’m studying X.” After introducing myself, people often ask me: “What kind of jobs are available for your major?” “What can you do with your major?” “Do you have a set plan with what sort of job you will be pursuing after graduation?” When asked these […]
The Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre
For those summer library-goers or students back on campus this week, you may have noticed lots of construction behind the Irving K Barber Library…
Aboriginal (Un)History Month & New Exhibit at MOA
Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun Yuxweluptun’s art boldly and effectively explores themes of colonialism and unpacks what the term ‘unceded territory’ really means.
Confessions of a Yogi, Part II
CLCA Yadu talks about “the key to more success” and the art of seeking
Confessions of an Uninvolved Student
CLCA Sindhu shares her transition to becoming an “involved” student.