My Life as a Refugee Before I Became a Student at UNBC
Jan 18th, 2013. First day at the camp and officially as a refugee. We built our tent, and it is ready to live in it. The feeling sank in; yesterday we were
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My Refugee’s Trip, Before I Became a Student at UNBC – Part 2
After finishing high school, I applied to the University of Damascus / Daraa city branch. I got accepted there to start my bachelor’s degree in commerce in September 2012. I attended the
My Refugee Trip Before I Became a Student at UNBC
This is part one of my story, and I do not know how many parts it is going to be, but I will keep writing about it until I run out of
COVID-19 Raises Unique Challenges For Polyamorous Relationships
February 1, 2021 – While the pandemic has complicated many relationships, being polyamorous amidst lockdowns and restrictions has created unique predicaments. With social distancing and same household bubbles redefining intimacy, dating and
Incandescent
While looking at the wall, Marie sees a likeness in her arm. She wonders if they paint the walls that way, so the patients don’t feel out of place. Even the texture
College of New Caledonia Students’ Union Urges Students to Vote
PRINCE GEORGE—With the upcoming elections getting closer, the College of New Caledonia Students’ Union is committed to encouraging students to register to vote by joining the “Take It Over” campaign that is
UNBC’s Very Own Japanese Poet
When you think of poetry, who comes to mind? Shakespeare or Woodsworth? Perhaps that question might be a bit difficult if you have never taken the time to enjoy a good ol’
The Future of Forestery?
I think we can all agree that forestry is an incredibly important industry in the north. Although the industry is suffering around the province right now I believe it will come back
Pollution
Pollution is the introduction of harmful substances to the environment, which is mostly created by human action that results in harming the natural surroundings. Pollution harms humans, welfare of animals, and plants.
Kelly Road: Reconciliation or Unjust Pandering?
Kelly Road Secondary School has been a part of Prince George for over 50 years. It was named in recognition of John Kelly who was an early pioneer in Prince George that