Pride Picnic is an annual celebration of gender and sexual diversity This year we invite members of the UBCO Queer community and allies to join us for food, lawn games, […]
“The street drug supply in BC is more toxic and unpredictable than ever. Any street drug can be poisoned, not just opioids. It can be hard to know what’s in […]
Learn more about our BEd program!
Build community while learning how to cook! Led by trained peer facilitators, each session introduces a new recipe and covers essential kitchen skills, including: Basic food preparation techniques Meal-prepping strategies […]
Author Series in the 2026 Abaantu Festival
This Exhibition gives first person testimony by giving a voice to those who escaped Residential Schools and will honour those who died while trying to escape by using personal accounts from family members.
Start your Friday with free pancakes, coffee and tea at the Global Collegium! Drop in for breakfast, stay to connect with other students and International Student Advisors, and vote for […]
Explore the diverse range of clubs and organizations on the UBCO campus.
Maryam Firouzi will defend their dissertation.
Reception for 'All the Colours of My Dreams' by artist Odartey Aryee
Author Series in the 2026 Abaantu Festival
Join the UBCO Heat Womens Soccer team as they take on the TWU Spartans in Canada West action at Nonis Field. Enjoy an exciting evening of university soccer and cheer […]
Author Series in the 2026 Abaantu Festival
This Exhibition gives first person testimony by giving a voice to those who escaped Residential Schools and will honour those who died while trying to escape by using personal accounts from family members.
Join the UBCO Heat Women's Soccer team as they take on the Victoria Vikes in Canada West action at Nonis Field on Saturday, September 26, at 4:00 p.m. Enjoy an […]
Author Series in the 2026 Abaantu Festival
This Exhibition gives first person testimony by giving a voice to those who escaped Residential Schools and will honour those who died while trying to escape by using personal accounts from family members.
This Exhibition gives first person testimony by giving a voice to those who escaped Residential Schools and will honour those who died while trying to escape by using personal accounts from family members.
Saqib Ahmed Khan will defend their dissertation.
Author Series in the 2026 Abaantu Festival
UBC Okanagan students, faculty and staff are encouraged to stop by the Sawchuk Family Theatre from 11 am to 1 pm on September 28 and 29 to craft an orange paper shirt, learn more about Orange Shirt Day, and reflect on Truth and Reconciliation.
About the Talk Identifying climate-resilient coral reefs demands both precise ecological field data and unprecedented global coordination. Leveraging MERMAID, the largest open-access coral monitoring platform, this talk connects frontline marine […]
September 30 is Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It is a time to remember the children who never returned home and honour Survivors, their […]
About the presentation As British Columbia faces more frequent and severe wildfires, there is an urgent need to understand how ecosystems and communities recover. Dr. Sarah Dickson-Hoyle will discuss collaborative […]
Meet the team from the Equity & Inclusion Office at UBC Okanagan and learn about how you can make campus a more inclusive place.
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We respectfully acknowledge the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples, in whose traditional, ancestral, unceded territory UBC Okanagan is situated.
