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In Canada, over 90 per cent of d/Deaf children are born to hearing parents — the same parents who may never learn sign language nor teach it to their d/Deaf child.

Spanning topics from singing to AI, UBC’s Integrated Speech Research Laboratory (ISRL) has a diverse set of interests. Most recently, they have been looking at what speech can tell us about our brains — potentially contributing to a better understanding of the detection and treatment of neurodegenerative diseases.

English was always my worst subject in elementary school.

On Tuesday evening, members of the UBC community held a vigil in front of the UBC Musqueam post to stand in solidarity with Palestine.

The Board of Governors Finance Committee voted on Monday to recommend tuition increases of 5 per cent for new international undergraduate students, 3 per cent for continuing undergraduate international students and 2 per cent for new and continuing domestic undergraduate and graduate students.

The absence of a formal acknowledgment from the university highlights just how essential such official statements are, especially during times of crisis, writes Chaimae Chouiekh.

They might be underdogs, but that hasn’t stopped them before.

The Aquatic Centre introduced a new swim session that is specifically for Two Spirit, Trans and Non-Binary people (2STNB) at the end of September, and the response so far has been positive.

In the absence of cohesive policy, UBC teachers are trying out new things on the classroom level — and collaborating to share ideas.

You find your focus and enter a state of flow — only to be pulled away by the familiar ding of your phone.

Dr. Agnes d’Entremont is a professor for APSC 366, an engineering course for non-engineers.

Recovering lawyer Dr. Ramón “Arturo” Victoriano has been teaching at the university level for 30 years.