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UBC Housing plans to modernize Sopron House’s elevators after ongoing issues, but residents say true accessibility requires active attention beyond functioning elevators.
Twenty-five years since its founding, former UNA director and board chair Richard Watson ponders a question that remains unanswered: how exactly should this unusual community govern itself?
Readers offer their perspectives on news of recent business closures in Wesbrook Place.
A group of Hampton Place residents are asking for a greater say in a tree replanting project developed to respond to the threat posed by the invasive Emerald Ash Borer.
Campus officials are hoping the retail shopping experience in Wesbrook Village will see tangible improvements with the installation of a new parkade elevator and the addition of retail space.
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Campus resident Mohammad Zaman brings an anthropologist’s eye to a trishaw ride through familiar streets and forest trails, showing how the experience became a journey of connection, dignity, gratitude, and belonging.
Local student Hari Jeon is using her writing, and the proceeds of her first published novel, to support the B.C. Children’s Hospital.
Live match screenings at Soccer in the Square in Wesbrook Village during the FIFA World Cup were an opportunity to build community and show the importance of public places, writes Jayne Seagrave.
With the addition of new guest suites in Wesbrook Place, university staff and faculty have an expanded range of accommodation options when hosting guests.