Community, Culture and Global Studies
UBC Okanagan graduates carry an Interior Salish language forward
June 4, 2026
UBC Okanagan has conferred its first Bachelor of St’át’imc Language […]
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Toxic freedom and farm work in a warming world
March 11, 2026
UBC Okanagan hosts a Labour Lecture on pesticides, heat and worker safety
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Research examines rage bait, and why digital anger can feel louder than real life
January 5, 2026
UBC Okanagan study explores how anger spreads differently online and in person
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UBC Okanagan welcomes first cohort of Bachelor of Secwépemc Language Fluency students
September 18, 2025
UBCO is the first Canadian university to offer degrees in all four Interior Salish languages
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Columbia River symposium to explore treaty agreement, implications
October 30, 2024
Event explores emerging initiatives, public governance issues in the Columbia River Basin, focusing on the impacts of climate change, water quality, Indigenous fisheries revitalization and public engagement.
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