From studying the impact of glyphosate-based herbicides on the ecosystem, to better understanding income inequality to a renewed Canada Research Chair in Humanities and Health Inequities, UNBC researchers are fostering local solutions for a global impact.

At the 2024 Robert W. Tait Lecture, the recipient of this year’s Implementing Teaching Excellence Award Dr. Lisa Wood will share insights and ideas on creating an engaging learning environment.

In her next phase as a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair, Dr. de Leeuw will focus on internationalizing her work in arts-based health research and further examine how this area of study can help improve patient care and address healthcare disparities.

The Centre for Technology Adoption for Aging in the North will utilize its connections across the region to introduce and validate innovative new technologies in healthcare aimed at advancing patient outcomes and equity in treatment.

With more than two dozen events focused on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, there is something for everyone in Leading a Sustainable Future, the Countdown to Green Day 2024.

UNBC student athletes in cross-country skiing and biathlon will be able to compete at the post-secondary level with the new Nordic ski team, a partnership between UNBC and the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club.

A recent guided tour of the Aleza Lake Research Forest provided students with a rare opportunity to see working examples of a harvesting techniques that offer new approaches to sustainable forest management.

UNBC earned a spot on Mediacorp's Top Employers in British Columbia list for a 10th time.

In a first for UNBC, Ecosystem Science and Management Associate Professor Dr. Lisa Wood has garnered an Alliance Society grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada to lead a five-year project aimed at better understanding the extent of the impact of glyphosate-based herbicides on forest systems.