The Ubyssey
WEB5 days ago · The Ubyssey has been UBC’s student newspaper since 1918, independent since 1995. Published bi-weekly in print and daily online, we cover what matters most to UBC students.
We broke down UBC's 2022/23 enrolment stats, admission rates …
WEB2022/23 Undergraduate admissions funnel. Infogram. UBC’s graduate programs have a 23 per cent admissions rate at the UBC Vancouver campus and 24 per cent on the UBC Okanagan campus. The graduate application numbers have decreased from 31,098 across both campuses in 2021/22 to a current total of 29,386, but are 17 …
News - The Ubyssey
WEBCommunity gathers for fourth Intergenerational March on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. On September 30, UBC held its fourth annual Intergenerational March to honour survivors of Canada's residential school system and their families. Saumya Kamra, Tiana K K, Natalie Choo and Eylül Kara News October 2.
Guide to UBC 2023 - The Ubyssey
WEBThe Guide to UBC 2023. The Ubyssey. Editor's Note. Welcome to UBC! My name is Anabella and I’m the coordinating editor of The Ubyssey, your campus newspaper. I’m here to give you some unsolicited advice that I should’ve listened to in first year. You’re going to hear this a lot, but you don’t need to have everything figured out.
Looking back at 105 years of - The Ubyssey
WEBOct 17, 2023 · Community pushback. In 1921, the paper ran its first humour page called “Muck-a-Muck,” which then continued for 20 years. According to the 70th anniversary issue of The Ubyssey, a year after the page’s first appearance, The Ubyssey was banned from local high schools for its “questionable ‘quality of humor.’” Eventually, the paper retired the page because of a change in the ...
The Ubyssey's 2024 ins and outs
WEBJan 30, 2024 · The Ubyssey has been UBC’s student newspaper since 1918, independent since 1995.. Published bi-weekly in print and daily online, we cover what matters most to UBC students. Stay in the loop. Rss feed,
About us - The Ubyssey
WEBThe Ubyssey has played host to a wide array of budding writers. Famed poet Earle Birney edited the paper in the 1920s. Canadian icon Pierre Berton held the reins during World War II and freely admits that he came to UBC to skip his classes and work at the paper. Future Prime Minister John “Chick” Turner was an associate sports editor.
Who are we? - ubyssey.ca
WEBWho are we? We’re UBC’s student paper — established in 1918, independent since 1995. We’ve been the definitive source of news on campus for 105 years. We’ve covered everything under the sun from UBC’s fuck-ups, student wins, athletics, research, theatre, your opinions and things that make us laugh. The Ubyssey is written and edited ...
The basics - The Ubyssey
WEBLetter grades at UBC correspond to percentage ranges: 90 to 100 per cent is an A+, 85 to 89 is an A, 80 to 84 is an A-, 76 to 79 is a B+, 72 to 75 is a B, 68 to 71 is a B-, 64 to 67 is a C+, 60 to 63 is a C, 55 to 59 is a C-, 50 to 54 is a D, and anything below 50 is an F. Most faculties define failing grades as any grade below 50 per cent, but ...
Guide - The Ubyssey
WEBThe Ubyssey has been UBC’s student newspaper since 1918, independent since 1995.. Published bi-weekly in print and daily online, we cover what matters most to UBC students. Stay in the loop. Rss feed,