Researchers engineer a probiotic that’s heading to human trials
A probiotic bioengineered by UBC Okanagan researchers to thrive in […]
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From Global Perspectives to Local Impact: Sandamali Jayakody’s Journey at UBC Okanagan
Sandamali Jayakody shares the highlights from her graduate student journey at UBC Okanagan
UBC Okanagan graduates carry an Interior Salish language forward
UBC Okanagan has conferred its first Bachelor of St’át’imc Language […]
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Nursing graduand finds a calling in the care that carried him through cancer
When Aiden Borne crosses the stage at UBC Okanagan’s spring […]
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Thinking About Reframing Sustainability Through Relationships
Julia Jung, Doctor of Philosophy in Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies student in the Sustainability theme, explains what brought dem to UBC Okanagan and deir research at the FEELed Lab
Tailoring Mentorship: Dr. Rachelle Hole, the First Winner of the UBC Okanagan Graduate Mentorship Award, Explains Her Approach to Student Mentorship
Dr. Rachelle Hole, the first winner of the UBC Okanagan Graduate Mentorship Award, explains her approach to student mentorship
UBCO breakthrough could transform future wireless networks
Wireless communication is about to get stronger, clearer and more […]
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Decarbonizing Kidney Care Services: From Environmental Assessment to Informed Action
Meet Saba Saleem, Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering student. Saba’s research integrates healthcare decision-making and environmental considerations.
Canada’s protected areas were built for the past; research shows they may not support the future
Climate change is making Canada’s seasons more erratic, its weather […]
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Leading Within Departments and Across Campus: Introducing the 2026 Graduate Dean’s Leadership Award Winners
Joud Jelassi, Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering student, and Scarlett MacPherson, Doctor of Philosophy in Psychological Sciences student, are shaping the graduate student experience of tomorrow.