Deer are expanding north, and that’s not good for caribou
Researchers say warming climate allowing deer to expand their range
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Scientists assess paths toward maintaining BC caribou until habitat recovers
Reforestation requires decades to support southern mountain caribou, UBCO research shows
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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 get to the bottom of non-invasive gut tests
Mucus contains vital data to help address diseases such as inflammatory bowel disease and colon cancer
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Can flowers, planted to attract pollinators, benefit neighbouring crops?
UBCO researchers investigate whether farmers should just let it bee
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Grasslands key to burrowing owl expansion amid climate change, UBC Okanagan study finds
As the iconic species moves north to adapt, it needs suitable habitat
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UBCO welcomes students to campus for start of new term
Classes and welcome-back events to continue as initially planned
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Five Outstanding Doctoral Students Win Prestigious Scholarship
Killam Doctoral Scholarships are the most prestigious awards available to graduate students at UBC. The purpose of the scholarship is to support advanced education and research. Killam Doctoral Scholarships are awarded to students who are likely to advance learning or win distinction in a profession. And, for the first time, five UBC Okanagan students have won Killam Doctoral Scholarships!
This year’s winners are Emily Comeau, Alexander MacGillivray, Rubaiya Rumman, Jayme Stewart, and Kishoare Tamanna.