The best part of UBC’s new pep song may very well be the shouting.
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UBC Reports | Vol. 55 | No. 11 | Nov. 5, 2009
Prof. Stephen Chatman, an internationally renowned composer, has an encyclopedic knowledge of school fight songs. - Photo by Martin Dee
New UBC pep song something to cheer about
Save the seeds, save ourselves
Native cultures and their plant seeds could be keys to addressing crises of food, medicine and energy, coping with climate change, and easing unprecedented rates of species extinction, according to Tirso Gonzales, an assistant professor of Indigenous Studies at UBC Okanagan.
Making beautiful music in the Downtown Eastside
A UBC music researcher is teaching the world’s first university course on musical expressions in a Canadian inner city.
More UBC students volunteer for community service learning in 2010
UBC student Anushka Samarawickrama is looking forward to the 2010 spring break so she can hang out with some special friends.
Straightening feet and building bridges
Fourteen thousand kilometres separate the UBC Faculty of Medicine from Uganda. Dr. Shafique Pirani is trying to bridge that gap.
When Johnny can count by twos, but can’t tie shoes
They may be labeled clumsy or lazy, but children who struggle to perform simple motor tasks may actually be unable to fully use key regions of the brain, according to research by a UBC graduate student.
Students build tiny E.coli ‘traffic light’
A team of UBC undergrads recently won a gold medal for their biosensor technology at the International Genetically Engineered Machines (iGEM) competition held at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). This is the first time a team from UBC has participated in the contest that draws more than 100 teams internationally.
