Judge zombies not, lest ye be judged
PhD student Kelly Doyle says zombies represent what we hate and fear most about ourselves and society.
Bringing museums to life
Renee Zhang is one of 17 students enrolled in a new masters program designed to help museums engage their patrons.
Who is better for Canada: Obama or Romney?
Political scientists Richard Johnston and Paul Quirk help us understand the final weeks of the U.S. election
Changes at the top: China shakes up leaders
Yves Tiberghien discusses the likely challenges facing an October leadership transition.
Keeping watch
UBC academics plan an international forum to explore new models of governing animal research that enhance public involvement
Public transit: lessons from the great cities of the world
Some cities are resorting to tough love to reduce traffic congestion and pollution says Jinhua Zhao.
Lights, cameras… sustainable set design
Emmy winning ‘green’ set designer Garvin Eddy joins UBC’s Dept. of Theatre and Film
UBC dentists keep seniors smiling
Dementia and elderly physical disabilities such as rheumatoid arthritis make dental care for seniors challenging.
Outtakes: The times, they are a-changin’
Retiring Prof. John Mitchell reflects on encounters with Bob Dylan, Timothy Leary and how universities have (not) changed in 48 years.
