B.C.'s largest fire now 'held'
Grain exports rebound
Beloved patio closing
Mountie injured at airport
'A storm for the ages'
Songwriters join hall of fame
Palace reveals ledger stone
Test-fired missile toward sea
NASA delays rocket launch
GM converting for EVs
Mortgage rates to stay high
Loss of editions 'important'
Warriors sweep island trip
Rockets let one slip away
Sun clinch BCFC title
Biden surprises Elton John
Legend, Teigen learning live
Spears' ex-husband speaks
Campus Life
UBC powers FORWARD to drive decades of discovery and solutions
A bold commitment to help solve some of the world's most urgent problems--that's the promise and potential of FORWARD, the campaign for UBC, a $3 billion...
Emo-jional rescue: UBCO researchers create tool to measure the emotion in emojis
UBC Okanagan researchers are sharing a new tool for academics hoping to better understand and measure the ever-expanding world of emojis in everyday...
Province funds largest-ever number of UBCO research endeavours
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Okanagan College invites community to week of activities leading to National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Okanagan College is inviting people across the region to join our learning community in marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30, as we...
UBCO celebrates 10 years of canine therapy programs
In 2022, B.A.R.K. hosted more than 25 drop-in and BARK2GO sessions each for a combined total of more than 4,000 canine visits aimed to help reduce student...
Kelowna mayoral candidates invited to public debate hosted by Okanagan College, UBC Okanagan
Mayoral candidates in Kelowna will speak specifically to issues that matter to university and college students at an on-campus debate at the end of September....
Okanagan College alumni Emily McKay made a lot of connections while studying at OC’s School of Business
Those connections led her to where she is today, as a social entrepreneur with a fashion business aimed at sustainability in an industry that produces...
UBCO invites the community to explore campus on Open Day
UBC Okanagan is welcoming the community to campus for Homecoming 2022. Along with exhibits, presentations, and varsity athletics games, there are several...
UBCO team examines the roots of great wine tourism
Giving your guests the chance to participate in agricultural workshops or hands-on activities are just some of the ways wineries can create an authentic and...
With over 12,000 hungry mouths, UBCO recruits people passionate about food
UBCO is looking for passionate and friendly staff in a variety of roles to help provide students with warm meals and enjoyable experiences. While back-to-school...
Evening marking 15 years of OC Writing and Publishing program celebrates creative community
Writers and fine artists in the North Okanagan have found a lot of reasons to celebrate this fall. Fifteen years’ worth of reasons, to be exact. The community...
Advice for "first-gen" parents with students headed to university
UBC Okanagan Associate Vice-President, Students Dale Mullings. With at least 20 per cent of first-year UBC Okanagan students the first in their families to...
UBCO welcomes class of brand-new students
While UBCO's student population has increased over the years, the campus footprint and its research facilities have also grown significantly since UBCO opened....
Hoopla Fundraiser for Okanagan College Coyotes to be hosted by Sportsnet’s Brad Fay
After a two-year hiatus, the Kelowna College Basketball Society is bringing back its much-anticipated and popular Hoopla event, raising awareness and support...
The Market at Okanagan College serving up locally produced food to fuel back-to-school
Move over, cafeteria lunch trays: locally produced foods and goods are sliding into the spotlight at Okanagan College this September. The Market at Okanagan...
OC pathways pilot provides better access, supports students needing prerequisites
People considering health care and trades careers have new options thanks to a pilot program at Okanagan College that offers applicants help with course...
UBCO research proves it's worth the money to pay for a weight loss program
While many people may try the do-it-yourself approach when it comes to dieting, new UBCO research says a paid program could yield better results. For people...
New ‘Step into Steel Toes’ course invites women to try carpentry
Home renovations on your to-do list? Curious about power tools and considering a project? Okanagan College is launching a new trades exploratory program this...
Missing grizzly bear toes result in call to change practices
A UBCO researcher suspects misadventures with traps set to catch small furbearing animals are causing grizzly bears to damage and lose their front toes. A UBC...
What happens to the waste after an oil spill clean up?
UBCO researchers have come up with a strategy to deal with the waste created when an off shore oil spill is cleaned up. Images of damaged coastlines, oily...
