Four ways to enhance your UBCO experience when on a student budget
I know for myself personally, when it comes to school, I stress over the price. Tuition, books, classes, technology… there’s a price for everything that gets me a degree. At the end of the day, I want to be able to enjoy myself outside of school without feeling the stress of it being costly. Here […]
UBCO Creator Highlight
As a creator in the UBCO community, I think it’s only right to highlight some of the creatives who have been using their own mediums to make helpful and inspiring content. These people have found their niches and used them to connect with people in impactful ways. Check them out to see their impressive work and get some ideas!
Misconceptions: International vs Canadian Students
The interaction of international and domestic students presents great opportunities for cultural exchange. Sadly, there are also certain misconceptions that can separate the two groups. Let’s dive into some common myths!
A series of unfortunate events
Oftentimes small misfortunes are enough to instantly ruin the vibe and can distract from whatever it is you were focused on before. I’ve compiled a list of three unfortunate events and presented solutions that can help you be resilient the next time you experience something similar.
Uni as told by Uni Students
Advice from people with experience is the most reliable kind. Alvin sat down with recent UBC graduates to get the inside scoop on the university experience. Use their reflections to make the most of your uni journey!
How to: Make friends in residence
If you’re new to residence this year, chances are you’re worried about what settling in is going to look like. Read tips from a returning Residence Advisor on how you can meet and make friends in residence!
Residence 101 UBCO
Moving into residence? You’ll probably have some questions. While some of them will be better answered when you get here, there are a few things you should know as you prepare to get settled in the Okanagan.
What to do, where to go
Some people come into university knowing exactly what they’re going to do with their lives. I relate more with everyone who has come into university with a murkier vision of their final destination. Most of us are looking to better educate ourselves and find out what our future lives as professionals could look like. With this said, I personally have some strategies that I think can help me and many others to at least start the process of “figuring it out”.