RESToRE: Empowering Women’s Health Through Uterine Cancer Research
Approximately 417,367 women were diagnosed with uterine cancer in 2020, making it the most common gynecological cancer i…
Science & Tech
I Joined a Hackathon Even Though I Can’t Code
Despite being an individual who’s knee-deep in a science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM)-related degree where …
“Analysis Paralysis,” Food Edition: A Deep Dive Into the Anxiety of Consuming
One would think that having more options would help with the anxiety of decision-making because, ultimately, more choice…
The Gender Wage Gap: What It Is, What It Isn’t, and Why You Should Care
During the first few years of my journey as a feminist, I was introduced to the gender wage gap through a sensationalist…
Let’s Talk Science: An Empowering Volunteering Odyssey for University Students
With the advent of artificial intelligence, incredibly precise space telescopes, and genetic engineering, there’s no dou…
An AI 9-5: Beating Gender Bias in a Digital Landscape
Before smartphones, the closest many of us came to artificial intelligence was through movies. Growing up, I loved watch…
The Tide Is High, But We’re Holding On - A Look Into the Future of Sustainability in the Okanagan
Like many of you, I’ve often found myself feeling helpless when it comes to issues on climate change. The hope I felt as…
Hey, It’s Not Your Fault: A Treatise on Fighting Environmental Nihilism
The world is on fire and we aren’t the driver at the wheel. A precious few people around the world seem to determine the…
Yes, You Can Study Wine at UBCO.
There are probably a few reasons you ended up in Kelowna at UBC Okanagan. The nice weather, the access to the lake, the …
How Should Social Media Talk About Suicide? Psychology Student Soumyaa Subramanium is Researching Their Compliance with Media Guidelines.
Over time, the establishment of media guidelines, which direct journalists and publishers how to speak about different s…
Tiara Porter is Investigating Sustainable Food at UBCO: The 4th year Management student is evaluating how people approach their food choices here and abroad.
A lot of mysterious work goes into getting food to our plates. Though many may stand in the store and check the prices a…
Whether it’s symptoms or effective treatments, inconsistency is consistent for concussion patients. Luckily, UBCO student Mariza Micallef is exploring all of that variability.
Good researchers with interesting research questions can come from a lot of places. Luckily for UBCO’s Psychopathology L…