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Coronavirus (COVID-19) and UBC’s response: Find the latest updates here for students, faculty and staff.

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Kinesiology student steps up

Ava Katz spends her study breaks running errands for seniors impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak

Spotlight

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Undergrad tips for choosing a major

Here’s how nine students decided what to declare

UBC President Santa J. Ono

Santa J. Ono updates UBC community on Covid-19

Remote arrangements continue; planning now for fall term

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UBC rallies to support Canada’s response to COVID-19

Get expert commentary and learn about research that’s making a difference

Explore UBC

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Teaching and Learning

Using data to combat fake news

Mirroring how careful social media users separate real and fake stories can help us automate the process

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Campus, Community

Recognizing employees still on campus working to keep UBC safe

UBC Vancouver and UBC Okanagan staff are providing essential support in health, safety and security

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UBC researchers establish new timeline for ancient magnetic field on Mars

Findings shed light on planet’s history and evolution

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How to stay motivated while working from home

UBC Okanagan health and wellness counsellors offer guidance on productivity

UBC Forestry professor Nicholas Coops gives an audio visual presentation

UBC Forestry professor receives “Nobel Prize” of forest research

Marcus Wallenberg Prize will support research on how forests respond to climate change

People of UBC: Greg Garrard

Interested in literary culture related to animals and the environment. Loves to teach and collect/ride bikes.