Enjoy live music in your neighbourhood with Summer Sounds at UBC presented by Live at UBC! Happening a few times a week in two UBC locations all summer long, Summer Sounds at UBC invites residents, students, passers-by, visitors, kids, and everyone in between to stop by and enjoy live music. Grab a seat and some […]
Join us in person on Jun 7, 2025 at UBC Robson Square in Vancouver, BC for the Implants and IUDs: Comparing and Inserting Long Acting Reversible Contraceptives (LARC) workshops. Explore the current contraceptive landscape, the unmet needs in contraception, and gain insights into the benefits and risks of various contraceptive options in Canada.
The UBC Farm Farmers’ Market is back for the 2025 season! Looking for local food, handmade goods, or a great weekend outing? Make sure to stop by the UBC Farm’s Saturday multi-vendor farmers’ market! This beloved weekly event features a wide range of local vendors offering baked goods, crafts, prepared foods, food trucks, live music, and by-donation […]
Enjoy live music in your neighbourhood with Summer Sounds at UBC presented by Live at UBC! Happening a few times a week in two UBC locations all summer long, Summer Sounds at UBC invites residents, students, passers-by, visitors, kids, and everyone in between to stop by and enjoy live music. Grab a seat and some […]
In today’s climate, some EDI efforts may seem stuck—perceived as punitive, compliance-driven, or relying too heavily on calling-out. What can we do to create a movement that can welcome all of the diverse clinicians, learners and staff who are deeply committed to the key goals of equity and inclusion? Join REDI’s Fourth Annual Symposium on […]
Speaker: Alex Lukey, PhD Candidate, School of Population and Public Health Growing confidence in both the origins of ovarian cancer and the safety and effectiveness of salpingectomy as a preventive strategy has led to increased adoption of opportunistic salpingectomy in clinical practice. Although current guidelines only recommend salpingectomy opportunistically, the greatest reduction in mortality and […]
