UBCO plans to introduce an Indigenous wellness pathway in the graduate nursing program to combat racism
Goal is to address racism, improve cultural safety with Indigenous Peoples
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UBCO recognizes top students at 2023 graduation ceremonies
Gold, silver medals awarded for academic accomplishments, and steps towards inclusion
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UBCO celebrates the graduates of 2023
More than 2,300 students will receive degrees on June 8 and 9
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Cutting breakfast carbs can benefit people with Type 2 diabetes
UBCO researchers say a low-carb start to the day may help control blood sugars
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A student’s poor eating habits can lead to a lifetime of illness
UBCO professor says universities should provide healthy, affordable food options
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Nursing student’s travels reinforce how health connects us all
Kyla Christianson graduated from UBC Okanagan’s nursing program with few […]
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Getting active, while living with a partial spinal cord injury
Mobile app helps specific population group meet suggested activity guidelines
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UBCO honours this year’s most outstanding researchers
Student and faculty researchers recognized for excellence and innovation
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Partnering for meaningful impact in the spinal cord injury community
Behavioural change scientist Dr. Heather Gainforth wants researchers to start asking, “How can I help?”
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Sarah Craven is learning valuable research and career skills
Through the Stober Foundation Undergraduate Research Fellowship, the human kinetics student is exploring her passion for equity research.
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