Texts can help when someone is dealing with a mental health crisis
UBCO researchers examine user responses to text-based crisis lines
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Industry partnership provides a boost in UBCO battery research
Fenix supports first battery prototyping facility in western Canada
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Psychedelic mushroom microdoses can improve mood, mental health
Microdosers noted improvements compared to non-microdosing peers
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Will Hughes appointed Director, School of Engineering
Updates for Okanagan Leadership
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Deliberate with actions and ambitious with dreams
Dr. Will Hughes leads UBCO’s next generation of engineers.
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Call for Syilx artists and graphic designers
Background The University of British Columbia’s Okanagan Campus, located in the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation, hosts a vibrant and growing Indigenous student community. The Indigenous Programs & Services team supporting prospective and current Indigenous graduate students at UBC’s Okanagan Campus is working to produce a number of communications materials […]
UBCO researchers change the game when it comes to activity tracking
Flexible, highly sensitive motion device created by extrusion printing
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Gold-medal tennis player, human rights activist win UBCO honours
Top academic students presented with gold and silver medals
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Family ties run tight for the close-knit McBride clan
UBCO’s first deputy vice-chancellor watches as next generations graduate
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Felix Amoh-Siaw receives prestigious Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Scholarship
Felix Amoh-Siaw, PhD student in Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies at UBC Okanagan, has been awarded one of Canada’s most prestigious doctoral awards—the Pierre Elliot Trudeau Foundation’s Scholarship. This is the first time a UBC Okanagan student has won the award since 2009. Nearly 500 doctoral students from 22 countries vied for their spot as a Trudeau […]