Basketball: the first sport I ever truly cared about. The first time I played I was in third grade. I was absolutely awful. I’ve always had long arms and been horrendously uncoordinated, so as a child ...

The good news was that what the BAJA team thought was wrong with their engine was, in fact, completely fine. The bad news was what they found instead: a series of marks where one piece of the engine ...

Maia Cesario (she/her) is The Ubyssey’s Women’s Soccer Reporter, and she has been covering the team since Sept. 2024. She is a fourth-year student studying Psychology and English Literature. You can ...

The Thunderbirds had a plan this season. Finish the regular season in first place, sweep through playoffs, raise the Canada West banner and then knock it out of the park at nationals. And they mostly ...

In order to grow, one must look at their past, see their mistakes and try to learn from them. To fall short, again and again, all in the same way — there has to be change. For Women’s Hockey, over the ...

You’re sitting in the large glass room at the Life Sciences Institute. Computer science majors sit in the thick sound of typing. The gentle murmurs of “oh shit” and “hell yes” accent the vacuous space ...

The final moments of the song hung in the air, lingering in crystal-clear notes that echoed with heavy emotion as the two singers looked into each other’s eyes repeating, “Hermana, yo te quiero” ...

All referenda — with the exception of the Clubs Benefit Fee — passed during this year’s AMS elections. The four referenda consisted of three AMS fee increases — a $4 Clubs Benefit Fee, $3 Capital ...

After a heartbreaking home court loss to the University of Calgary Dinos in the Canada West finals, the UBC women’s basketball team needed a win, badly. Having come so close to the conference ...

Bryan Buraga is running for one of two positions on UBC’s Board of Governors (BoG), promising tenant protections for students in residence, long-term funding for the Food Security Initiative and ...

Comeback. Thriller. Nailbiter. All words that could describe UBC’s last minute heroics in the Canada West semifinal. Down six with a minute and a half remaining, it seemed like the T-Birds' season may ...

Last night’s AMS Council meeting was a more lively one than usual. The majority of the meeting was spent deliberating the contentious referendum question that — if passed by students — would commit ...