Vice-President Academic and Provost Dr. Wendy Rodgers will chair the new Council of Canadian Academies expert panel assessing the best practices for equity, diversity and inclusion in the research ecosystem.

Curtis Leclerc will undertake a combined MD/PhD degree, a unique seven-year program in the UBC Faculty of Medicine that allows students to combine their medical school experience with intensive scientific training.

Dr. Margo Greenwood is one of one hundred and one new RSC Fellows from across the country who have been elected by their peers for outstanding scholarly, scientific and artistic achievements.

You can now purchase your tickets now for the ninth annual UNBC Timberwolves Legacy Night on Nov. 9. Featured speakers Chantelle and Warren Grafton will share their story how they reshaped their lives after Chantelle was injured in a mountain bike accident.

Building on earlier findings, the Integrated Watershed Research Group will embark on the third phase of an interdisciplinary research project with the overarching goal of enhancing readiness for comprehensive responses to the dynamic relationships between climate, water and communities within the Nechako River Basin.

UNBC student Matt Henderson is consulting with communities in the North Cariboo region this summer with the aim of identifying policies that will support the farming and ranching industries.

Recent Bachelor of Arts in History graduate Rebecca Campbell won the W. Kaye Lamb Award from the BC Historical Federation for her paper exploring the role women played in history making in B.C. between 1950 and 1970.

UNBC researchers, in partnership with Environment and Climate Change Canada, created a national air quality map with the help of hundreds of citizens who installed low-cost, internet-enabled air quality sensors at home.

Graduate students and faculty from around the world gathered at UNBC's Prince George campus to gain insight into the challenges facing the Far North as it grapples to find sustainable solutions in the face of climate change.