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Herbert’s hat trick propels Men’s Soccer past UBCO Heat
Men's Soccer has continued to breeze through the early part of the season. This time, they put out the Heat in a dominant 5-0 win.
Football
Dinos dash Football's preseason optimism with dominant performance
The narrative around this T-Birds squad a few days ago was that, despite a poor performance last year, that they would see massive improvement this season …
Men's Soccer
Yuan’s goal ignites Jump Start crowd in 1–0 T-Birds win
While the 'Birds may have wished they converted on more of their chances, Yu–Hsuan Yuan's goal in the fourth minute was all they needed to take …
Football
After an adjustment year, Football is ready to compete again
Last season, Football had to replace their starting quarterback, their starting running back, their top receiver, and both coordinators. These changes led to their worst record …
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AMS and removed VP spar over alleged wrongful termination in court
Almost two years after he was removed from his role as an AMS VP, Drédyn Fontana faced his former employer in court to ask for what he says he is owed. His trial put into question the very …
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One publishing environment to rule them all
While our newspaper might be named after the Homeric epic, there’s no reason digital publishing has to be an odyssey of its own. Our solution: enter, Stove.
culture
Culture Queue: The September edit
Culture Queue provides a monthly overview of the best in arts and culture, so you can mark your calendar before the late-night IKB grinds begin. This edition will focus on the month of September, with events divided into …
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AMS Council extends Friendlier pilot, takes stance on academic freedom
Council has approved the AMS's finalized budget — largely unchanged from the preliminary — and an extension of the Friendlier pilot program.
Men's Soccer
Three-goal shutout win for Men’s Soccer overshadowed by tragic injury
While Men’s Soccer came out of Langley with a decisive 3–0 victory, that was likely the last thing on anyone’s mind when the game ended. In a tragic turn of events, TWU midfielder Justin Oh suffered a severe …
news
Leonard Foster to Lead Graduate Studies through turbulent times
Amid declining enrolment and while UBC is putting graduate issues at the centre of their plans for the future Dr. Foster begins a one-year term as dean of the faculty of graduate and post-doctoral studies. He will also …
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Men's Soccer
T-Birds’ dynamic midfield leads win over UFV despite defensive blunders
While Max Comsia led the way on offence with a goal and an assist, it was UBC’s midfield that was key to the T-Birds’ first win of the season. Thanks to that versatile group in the middle, the …
Powers that Be
Powers that Be: Is being young in politics enough?
Last year’s AMS VP External Solomon Yi-Kieran is running for Vancouver City Council. Despite campaigning on their youth, Yi-Kieran doesn’t bring radical change.
Point of Inquiry
Point of Inquiry: Who is afraid of Robert?
AMS Council turned its discussion into “a lawless land.” The result? A surprisingly positive and collaborative environment.
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TAs and GAAs' union to vote on strike in September
Around a month after they had filed for third-party mediation, CUPE 2278 — the union representing TAs and GAAs — is holding a vote that could give them the power to call a strike.
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Tense meeting turns AMS Council into democratic experiment
Five hours in, the frustrated body moved to suspend its normal rules in favour of free discussion — over the future of executive accountability.
culture
Naomi Osaka balances sport and motherhood in <i>The Second Set</i>
Osaka holds seven career titles and spent 25 weeks as the No. 1 player in 2019. She’s an absolute beast — but Kat Jayme’s new documentary reveals a different side of the tennis star.
