UBCO study raises concerns about partner violence in queer relationships
Violence in an “invisible relationship” can make seeking help feel impossible
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Meet Niki Soroush-Asghari
Meet Niki Soroush-Asghari, Master of Science in Nursing student.
Study on architecture of the heart offers better understanding of human evolution
Comparing humans with other great apes provides piece of the puzzle
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UBCO celebrates top academic students in the Class of 2024
Governor General Gold and Silver Medal winners recognized as they graduate
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UBCO celebrates the Class of 2024
Graduation has extra meaning to many students this year
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UBC Okanagan celebrates expansion, innovation during Nursing Week
Micro-credentials, Indigenous graduate education and specialty pathways established to equip next generation of caregivers
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“Breast is best” but often isn’t the easiest option to feed a newborn
UBCO researcher delves into why some mothers express breast milk
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Introducing UBCO’s First Thesis & Dissertation Award Winners
The College of Graduate Studies is excited to announce our new UBC Okanagan Thesis Award and UBC Okanagan Dissertation Award and the first winners of these awards!
Passion, Engagement, and Innovation at 2024 UBCO 3MT Competition
From art for reconciliation to the politics of language to pipe leak detection, UBC Okanagan graduate students shone at the 2024 Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Finals!
UBCO researchers study how prolonged sitting can impact children’s brains
Taking an exercise break maintains healthy blood flow in the brains of sedentary kids
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