Amie Bernaerdt
Supermarket and Restaurant Closing as New Community Centre Opens
Urban Fare supermarket in leləm̓ is shutting down later this month, leaving residents with fewer options for grocery shopping on campus. However, discussions are underway to include a new supermarket in a university building currently under construction.
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Eligible residents without a family doctor can now access primary healthcare at UBC’s team-based teaching clinic at the MacIsaac Health Building in central campus.
A local supermarket has narrowed the scope of its pricematch policy and residents are missing out on cheaper grocery prices at a time when household food bills are soaring and competition remains limited.
Now in its 25th year, the UNA has long offered residents an opportunity to amplify their voice. In this piece, UBC academic and longtime campus resident Erica Frank looks back at two decades of living in the university neighbourhoods, highlights of her involvement in campus initiatives, participation in local governance, and invites others to shape the future of this community.
UNA Directors were updated on plans to redevelop the RCMP and fire station site on campus by university planners during their monthly meeting on Oct. 27.
UBC Housing plans to modernize Sopron House’s elevators after ongoing issues, but residents say true accessibility requires active attention beyond functioning elevators.
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For well over three decades, the UBC Botanical Garden’s Apple Festival has been a fall ritual for many, attracting thousands every year from across the lower mainland and beyond. This year, writer Jayne Seagrave was finally able to attend and was not disappointed.
Maintaining a balanced school-life routine can be challenging for the best of us. To help out, The Campus Resident spoke to local students to learn some tips on how to excel inside and outside the classroom.
The UNA card has a wide range of benefits, including free access to campus cultural attractions such as the Museum of Anthropology.
Check out our monthly showcase of the campus community's creative spirit. This month, our community artist showcase is back!
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.









