Tania Willard is bringing creative thinkers together
Artist and curator leads UBCO’s Indigenous Art Intensive, which offers the opportunity to hear, learn and understand more about Indigenous art practices.
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A humanist’s perspective on our environment
Dr. Greg Garrard wants to change scientist-dominated conversations around topics like climate change.
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Arts and science fiction connect: UBCO student designs the future
Through their work with partners, students in UBCO’s Bachelor of Media Studies are using interdisciplinary solutions to solve pressing issues.
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Submissions open for UBCO’s annual Okanagan Short Story Contest
Popular contest marks 25 years; new writers encouraged to participate
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2022 Principal’s Research Chair Announcement
Top-tier UBC Okanagan researchers have been designated Principal’s Research Chairholders.
Digitizing history
A relatively new field of study, the digital humanities are preserving society’s social, intellectual and literary history.
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UBCO hosts evening with traditional and contemporary Ainu performer
Exhibit includes primer on the culture of Japan’s Indigenous people
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UBCO Downtown
UBC Okanagan is expanding to downtown Kelowna, reinforcing its community ties.
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UBC Okanagan Gallery hosts second-ever Artist in Residence
Manuel Axel Strain opens art exhibition with performance
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