BC NDP-Green deal provides stability but delivers incremental change, says Dr. Stewart Prest
Dr. Stewart Prest says the new NDP-Green agreement ensures stability for the BC government but offers only incremental steps.
Dr. Stewart Prest analyzes Liberal loss in Cloverdale-Langley city byelection
Dr. Stewart Prest describes the Liberal loss in Cloverdale-Langley City as a “fresh wound,” reflecting broader challenges for the party across Canada.
BC Greens back NDP, securing government’s narrow majority: Insights from Dr. Stewart Prest
Dr. Stewart Prest analyzes the BC Greens’ decision to support the NDP, reinforcing the government’s slim majority and shaping BC’s political future.
Exploring politics and career pathways with Dr. Stewart Prest in POLI 100
Join Dr. Stewart Prest in POLI 100 to explore key topics in Political Science, hear from alumni about their career journeys.
Prof. Kathryn Harrison receives $80K Peter Wall Legacy Award for climate policy research
Congratulations to Dr. Kathryn Harrison on receiving the $80K Peter Wall Legacy Award for her research: The New Politics of Fossil Fuel Subsidies.
Lara Albahadeli: From Iraq to UBC – A journey of resilience and dreams
Lara Albahadeli overcame challenges to pursue her dream of law, supported by the Beedie Luminaries scholarship, and is now focused on human rights.
Barclay Webster (BA’08 POLI) shares his unforgettable cooking fail and success in UBC Alumni Magazine
Barclay Webster, BA’08 POLI, recalls his cooking fail with Stilton Soup and a successful comeback with Steak & Caesar Night.
Kevin McLeod (MA’13 POLI): A leader in policy and community impact – Top 40 Under 40 2024
Kevin McLeod, named to Top 40 Under 40 2024, is a leader in policy and a dedicated volunteer at Stollery Children’s Hospital and in his community.
Danny Pero (BA’98): The only pizzeria in Canada to receive Gambero Rosso’s prestigious Tre Spicchi award
Danny Pero has made history as the only pizzeria in Canada to receive the prestigious Tre Spicchi award from Gambero Rosso.
Prof. Kathryn Harrison: Cutting the carbon tax will cost Canada in the long run
Prof. Kathryn Harrison warns that cutting Canada’s carbon tax will have costly long-term effects on both the environment and economy.