The math behind bees, blooms and better harvests
Researchers at UBC Okanagan have created a mathematical model that […]
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Using technology to get ahead of wildfires
Predictive tools help communities respond quicker to wildfires and build resilience throughout the year.
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UBC Okanagan’s Final Vanier Winners are Using Technology to Improve Weight Management Programs and to Create Media for Intergenerational Storytelling
UBC Okanagan’s 2025 Vanier winners are Sarah Craven and Kelsey Doyle. Sarah examines portable metabolism measuring devices while Kelsey uses filmmaking to enhance intergenerational storytelling and advocacy.
2025 Vanier Winner Sarah Craven Explores New Weight Management Strategies and Discusses Her Love for Learning
Sarah Craven investigates the role of resting metabolic rate in weight management programs.
AI innovation at UBCO helps shipping ports see what’s coming—literally
New technology improves forecasting, can help ports adapt quickly to global trade disruptions
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UBCO students shine with top honours at graduation
Awards presented for leadership, inclusion and community involvement
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UBCO’s largest graduating class marks 20 years of growth
Campus honours 2,600 graduates and Indigenous language program milestones
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UBCO researchers pioneer advanced mechanical heart valve
Homegrown innovation offers improved performance and longevity for patients
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Putting community, students and research on the same track
UBC Okanagan research with first-time marathoner Mike Shaw explores new insights into spinal cord injury recovery and performance.
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Translating Scientific Findings to Optimize Athletic Performance
Bryce Twible, Doctor of Philosophy in Kinesiology student, combines his passion for sport with the pursuit of further education.