The UBC Okanagan Interdisciplinary Student Health Conference (ISHC) brings together students from across UBC Okanagan to showcase their health science research and public health experiences at an engaging presentation event.
The Southern Medical Program is hosting an information session for prospective applicants to the UBC Faculty of Medicine’s MD Undergraduate Program. Students and families will learn about the admission requirements, the application pathways, and how the program continues to train the next generation of physicians in our province.
Indigenous Programs and Services invites you to join us as we explore the importance of the Nechako River for World Water Day 2026. We will be screening the 90-minute film, Nechako: It Will Be A Big River Again, directed by Lyana Patrick and produced by Lantern Films, Experimental Forest Films, and the National Film Board […]
An enormous, 25-by-35-foot, Indigenous territorial map of what we now call Canada will be on display in the University Centre Ballroom (UNC 200) on April 7 from 10 am to 12 noon for UBC Okanagan students, faculty and staff to view. The event hopes to assist in further learning about the historical contexts and traditional […]
The Centre for Teaching and Learning is pleased to offer a session for faculty with Sncewips Heritage Museum. This is an opportunity to step into and participate in syilx-led cultural programming through witnessing, listening, and learning from and in community. Many of the museum staff are UBC Okanagan alumni and are eager to welcome us! […]
Sheikh Rubaiya Sultana Munni will defend their dissertation.
Stop by the Sawchuk Family Theatre to learn more about the Moose Hide Campaign, pick up your Moose Hide pin, and make a pledge to end colonial and gender-based violence.
Stop by the Sawchuk Family Theatre to learn more about the Moose Hide Campaign, pick up your Moose Hide pin, and make a pledge to end colonial and gender-based violence.
Stop by the Sawchuk Family Theatre to learn more about the Moose Hide Campaign, pick up your Moose Hide pin, and make a pledge to end colonial and gender-based violence.
Let's gather and watch the Moose Hide Campaign Day General Plenary, attend virtual workshops, and learn how we can all work together to end gender-based and colonial violence in Canada.
Join Indigenous Programs & Services as we welcome UBCO professor Dr. Alanaise Ferguson for a talk on Moose Hide Campaign Day.
The Okanagan Nation’s history with UBC dates back to the inception of this campus in 2005. Join Indigenous Programs and Services and the Equity and Inclusion Office on an interactive journey through the evolving relationship with UBC and the unique programming offered at UBC Okanagan. We will begin in FIP 139 with an opportunity to […]
The world’s most pressing challenges cannot be solved through a single lens. Human rights. Climate change. Waste management. Urban resilience. These are issues shaped by interconnected systems—where policy, economics, environment, infrastructure and human behaviour all intersect. On May 15, all are invited to attend the inaugural UBCO Map the System Competition Showcase, where student teams present how they took on those complexities demonstrating […]
If you are a UBCO faculty member, staff or postdoctoral scholar who identifies as Indigenous, Black, and/or a Person of Colour, or as a member of another racialized group, join us for a community care beading space. This is an opportunity to showcase and celebrate the beautiful and diverse beading traditions within our community, and to connect […]
UBC Okanagan Gallery invites you to celebrate the launch of the Structure of Smoke exhibition with a opening reception and sound art performance by Woojae Kim and Adrian Avendaño.
Join Indigenous Programs and Services (IPS) for an information session to understand the significance and history behind why we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day/National Indigenous History Month in Canada. Learn about the contributions Indigenous Peoples have made to Canadian society, culture and history, as well as places to celebrate locally. For more information, please contact […]
Ellen Simmons will defend their dissertation.
An enormous, 25-by-35-foot, Indigenous territorial map of what we now call Canada will be on display in the UNC Ballroom (UNC 200) on Monday, June 8, 2026, for UBC Okanagan students, faculty and staff to view and further their learning about the traditional territories of Indigenous Peoples and relevant historical events. For National Indigenous History Month, […]
Please join Indigenous Programs and Services (IPS) as we share the Canada Sports Hall of Fame's third annual Storytelling Series: Celebrating Indigenous Sport Heroes. As we watch the 45-minute national livestream featuring Hall of Famer Ted Nolan, moderated by Scott Russell, Nolan will share stories from his journey as an athlete, coach, and advocate, exploring […]
Aaron Leon will defend their thesis.
Indigenous Programs and Services invites you to join us for a screening of Saints and Warriors on Tuesday, June 16, 2026. Saints and Warriors follows the Saints as they defend their championship at the 2024 tournament, even as a new wave of young challengers rises from the Lower Mainland. But their greatest battle lies beyond […]
UBC Okanagan Gallery presents an afternoon of talks and panel discussion with visual artist Taylor Baptiste (Okanagan Nation) and UBC Vancouver lecturer in Indigenous Land Stewardship, Russell Myers Ross (Tsilhqot'in Nation) moderated by UBC Okanagan and Belkin Gallery Director Tania Willard.
The Okanagan Nation’s history with UBC Okanagan (UBCO) dates back to the inception of this campus in 2005. Join Indigenous Programs and Services (IPS) on an interactive journey through the evolving relationship with UBC and the unique programming offered at UBCO. We will begin in FIP 140 with an opportunity to connect and for a […]
An enormous, 25-by-35-foot, Indigenous territorial map of what we call Canada will be on display in the University Centre Ballroom (UNC 200) on July 14 from 11 to 1 pm for all visitors to view.
Lakoda Thomas will defend their thesis.
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