Chinese Models and Chinese Dreams: Myths and Realities Of Political Governance In Contemporary China
This panel will discuss the how The China Dream intersects—in rhetoric and in practice—with governance in contemporary China.
Emerging Signals of Climate Change, and Getting Past International Gridlock
Join Susan Solomon, Ellen Swallow Richards Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate Science at M.I.T., and honourary UBC degree recipient, for a talk on climate change.
Challenges of Transitioning from the Fossil Fuel to a Green Regime of Electrical Energy in India
Join international research scholar Prof. Ramprasad Sengupta for a lecture on mobilizing the UN’s Green Fund for an effective transition to renewable energy sources.
UBC Jazz Ensemble I & II – The Musical Legacy of Billy Strayhorn: A Centennial Celebration
Join Billy Strayhorn and Alan Matheson for an excellent evening of Jazz music.
Delivering Primary Health Care to Marginalized Populations
IHI UBC is excited to invite UBC and the greater community to an engaging panel event on the “Challenges and Strategies in Delivering Primary Health Care to Marginalized Populations,” on Wednesday Nov 18 at […]
The 2015 Splane Lecture: Piita Irniq, Former Commissioner of Nunavut
Join us for the annual Splane Lecture on Social Policy featuring Piita Irniq, Former Commissioner of Nunavut, speaking on “Making Peace: Policies and Practices for Healing Inuit Colonial Experiences.” The […]
Large-scale Interdisciplinary Collaborative Research: Professor Rashid Sumaila
Rashid Sumaila with the UBC Fisheries Economics Research Unit, Global Fisheries Cluster, Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries, and Liu Institute for Global Issues will present two of his ongoing […]
Lind Initiative: Elizabeth May
The Lind Initiative in U.S. Studies presents a discussion with Elizabeth May, MP Saanich-Gulf Islands and Leader of the Green Party of Canada on “Climate Inequality.” Elizabeth May is the […]
Water Wars
Event Description Escape from the cold for a night of wild and wet fun in the warmth of the UBC Aquatic Centre. CoRec teams compete in a variety of challenges, so […]
Lace Up for Kids
UBC Recreation, BC Children’s Hospital Foundation, and the Rare Disease Foundation are teaming up to transform the world of rare disease care. Lace Up for Kids is a student driven […]
TEDx Terry Talks
Now in it’s 8th year, the TEDxTerry Talks has been a venue for UBC’s most fascinating students to share their ideas and visions with UBC and the world. Using a […]
#WalkUnited UBC March
#WalkUnited is a UBC-wide movement and fundraiser to support the Syrian refugee crisis.
Biodiversity Lecture Series Featuring Paul Nicklen
“They say I am a street photographer for the underwater world. I get dangerous animals close, personal, and intimate.”—Paul Nicklen
Harry Potter: Brands of Magic
A diverse panel of speakers discuss the impact and influence of the Harry Potter series on the city and people of Vancouver.
The Illustrated Alice: Celebrating 150 Years of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
This year marks the 150th anniversary of the publication of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, and UBC Library’s Rare Books and Special Collections (RBSC) is proud to present The Illustrated Alice, a visual journey through 150 years of illustrations from Lewis Carroll’s classic work.
Does Postmodernism Offer a Better Alternative to Naturalism in Ethics?
Does Postmodernism Offer a Better Alternative to Naturalism in Ethics?
Origami gone awry: Protein Misfolding in Disease
Dr. Neil Cashman, Professor, Dept of Neurology and Scientific Director of the Brain Research Centre will present a seminar entitled Origami gone awry: Protein misfolding in disease.
UBC Symphony Orchestra
The UBC Symphony Orchestra will perform music by Debussy, Ravel, Rachmaninoff and UBC Alumni Jared Miller.
2015 Somerville Lecture: A Dark Stillness: What the Night Can Teach Us
Featuring Dr. Douglas Christie, Professor of Theological Studies, Department of Theological Studies, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, California.
In Search of the First Light: How the 30m Telescope will Revolutionize Astronomy
Advanced active and adaptive optics technologies will be a hundred times more sensitive than current telescopes. Professor Paul Hickson will explain how this giant telescope will work, and illustrate ways that it will advance our knowledge of the Universe.
Film screening: “Cave of Forgotten Dreams”
Werner Herzog’s award winning documentary film of the Chauvet caves in Southern France, the oldest known pictorial creations of humankind in their astonishing natural setting.
Symposium on Buddhism and Contemporary Philosophy
Join us for an upcoming symposium on Buddhism and Contemporary Philosophy hosted by UBC’s Evan Thompson and Jessica Main.
UBC Farm Saturday Market
The Saturday Farm Market features farm-fresh veggies, fruits, herbs, flowers and free-range eggs from the UBC Farm. It also features a variety of other local growers, bakers, craftspeople, prepared food, and live musicians.
UBC Farm Saturday Market
The Saturday Farm Market features farm-fresh veggies, fruits, herbs, flowers and free-range eggs from the UBC Farm. It also features a variety of other local growers, bakers, craftspeople, prepared food, and live musicians.
13th Annual Welcome Back Staff BBQ
Each year, the President’s Office and Human Resources welcomes UBC staff to the new academic year with the Welcome Back Staff BBQ.