Little has been said about post-secondary education this election. But students themselves are paying attention.
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Communist ideologies are gaining momentum on Canadian university campuses — what does that shift look like at UBC? Contributor Kylie Xi & Features Editor Fiona Sjaus talked to UBC students and experts to find out.

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Two months-long student encampments, a student referendum, a two-day student strike and a 12-day student hunger strike have not persuaded the University of British Columbia’s board of governors to denounce Israel’s military response and divest from the institution’s financial ties to the country.

Back on the road, we zipped past Victorian-era cottages, taking in the scenery, writes contributor Nazanin Sadoughian and features editor Fiona Sjaus. Read our latest Places to Go on Bath, England.

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Last Friday, about two-dozen protesters called from outside the locked and guarded Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre for UBC to divest from companies they say are complicit in genocide and human rights abuses in Gaza and the West Bank.

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Every year, The Ubyssey breaks down the 60+ page document that is UBC's annual admissions and enrolment report.

Here’s a summary of some of the information filed for UBC’s 2024/25 academic year.

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Many organizations posted in solidarity with the AMS-endorsed, two-day strike for Palestine this past week.

Despite Campus Security at times restricting The Ubyssey's press freedom, we reported on the events that occurred across the two days.

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This year, 17.4 per cent of eligible students voted in the 2025 AMS Elections, marking a drop in turnout compared to 2023 and 2024, according to a voting report sent to The Ubyssey by AMS Elections.

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Year after year, TransLink ridership data indicates routes to UBC carry the highest passenger volumes in the region — so how will TransLink ensure future funding models consider commuter student needs? writes contributor Amardeep Bains.

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Opinion: We ran for AMS President as joke candidates. Here’s why
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The national and local Conservatives have reportedly been at odds at times over candidate selection.

But what is unique with this #CdnElxn2025 is the number of candidates who were seemingly chosen in spite, or because, of their proximity to controversy or extreme views. Christopher Holcroft writes.

Despite five years of police in schools coverage, I'd never asked: how many B.C. school districts have School Liaison Officers? How do they work? What are students rights?

Part 1 of @thetyee.ca two-part cops in explainer covers the basics. Next week: the controversies. thetyee.ca/News/2025/03...