An incredible act of generosity from participants in the Indigenous Cultural and Spiritual program at the Prince George Regional Correctional Centre will give back to students at UNBC for years to come.

As a leading scientist in the areas of understanding glacier change and climate change in western Canada, Earth Sciences Professor Dr. Brian Menounos collaborated with colleagues around the world to produce a clear and concerning picture of the health of the Earth's glaciers.

The joint research project highlights community-driven solutions to help prevent and reduce instances of violence against Indigenous women, girls and LGBTQ2S+ people along the Highway of Tears.

The University earned this distinction for its commitment to employee well-being, comprehensive parental leave programs, as well as its ongoing efforts to celebrate employee professional achievements and milestones.

The Undergraduate Research Experience Award is equipping UNBC Psychology student Tiffany Kuku with the skills, mentorship and hands-on experience needed to pursue her future research goal exploring mental health supports for international students.

UNBC varsity club athletes Ashley Charlston and Payton Sinclair received the UNBC Nordic Leadership Awards as the Timberwolves cross-country ski and biathlon varsity club continues its inaugural season. These awards support their academic and athletic journeys and exemplify the growing partnership between UNBC and the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club to foster leadership and excellence in Nordic sport.

Celebrating legacy, leadership and uplifting future generations is the national theme of this year's Black History Month.

Dr. Sarah Gray, a professor in UBC’s Northern Medical Program at UNBC, is advancing biomedical research and training opportunities to address the health needs of rural, northern and Indigenous communities.

New federal funding will support students and faculty at UNBC in transforming their research-based innovations into real-world solutions.