The new book Catch On and Run With It, The Sporting Life and Times of Dr. Bob Hindmarch is part biography and part Canadian sports history.
The new book Catch On and Run With It, The Sporting Life and Times of Dr. Bob Hindmarch is part biography and part Canadian sports history.
A survey by UBC researchers found that sex workers were kept away from their regular spots during the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games and were potentially exposed to more danger.
B.C.’s Olympic hopefuls are looking to past Olympians for inspiration. Breaststroker and UBC grad Martha McCabe is inspired by sprinter Usain Bolt.
Tommy Gossland, a UBC swimmer, secured the fourth spot on the quartet that will swim the 4×100 freestyle relay at the London Olympics.
In the 200-metre breaststroke Olympic qualifying final, the victor was Tera Van Beilen, who attends and swims for UBC.
Canadian Olympian and UBC alumnus Inaki Gomez is now Canaada’s No. 1 race walker.
Follow @ubcnews Join UBC on Facebook Meet Team UBC View UBC’s Competition Schedule (PDF)
Recent UBC Media Releases Jun 28 Atlanta has world’s most efficient airport, Korea now leads in Asia: UBC research Jun 28 Unemployed Americans face greater risk of mortality: UBC study Jun 27 Stem cells can beat back diabetes: UBC research Jun 27 Parkinson’s disease gene identified with help of Mennonite family: UBC-VCH research Jun [...]
Twice weekly, Asia Pacific Memo series publishes short text memos or video interviews on current issues in Asia and across the Pacific at http://www.asiapacificmemo.ca/. • Japan and South Korea’s History Divide, by Alexandra Sakaki
Chemical and Biological Engineering graduate Bryan Gene (2012) is the winner of this year’s UniSim Design Challenge, an annual university student competition held in conjunction with the Honeywell Users Group (HUG) Americas Symposium. The UniSim Design Challenge is one of several Honeywell Process Solutions (HPS) initiatives designed to encourage engineering studies. For more information, visit [...]
You are currently browsing the UBC Public Affairs blog archives for June, 2012.
To browse content prior to September 2009, visit one of the following: