What credit card habits reveal about Canadian households
Age, education and even regional differences influence whether people pay […]
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Stranger things: how Netflix teaches economics
A new study co-authored by UBC Okanagan’s Dr. Julien Picault […]
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Expand your mind through ancient brain science
Professor connects expertise in neuroanatomy with his passion for student performance and academic equity
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Medical cannabis could ease recovery in Kelowna, Kamloops, says new study
A pilot project suggests medical cannabis can support addiction recovery by managing cravings, pain, and mental health symptoms.
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UBCO study determines a homegrown player is worth an extra $4.8M annually to an NHL team
There’s more at stake than simply keeping the fans happy
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Feeling lonely? Campus therapy dogs may be the fix, study says
Participants reported lower stress and loneliness levels after spending time with therapy dogs and their handlers, new research from UBC Okanagan says
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Do two puffs equal a bong hit? Research aims to find out
Model attempts to recreate standard drink model for cannabis consumption
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UBCO professor’s book wins Balsillie Prize for Public Policy
Book about collection of personal digital data, and where it goes, wins top prize
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UBC Okanagan’s newest Research Chair
Dr. Madeleine Ransom brings a human-centered approach to AI research
Columbia River symposium to explore treaty agreement, implications
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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