Climbing at OVERhang in Prince George
OVERhang is the only indoor climbing gym in Prince George, tucked behind the Pine Centre Mall at 2601 Recplace Dr (in the same building as the curling rink and golf club). Coming
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The Feline Perspective: Imagining Cats as Journalists
What if cats could write articles? Not simply typing “meow” repeatedly, but genuinely articulating their perception of the world. This thought experiment reveals fascinating insights about both feline consciousness and human communication.
When Do Graduate Students Write?
The timing of graduate students’ research writing is a critical question: on which days of the week do they typically engage in this activity? This study aims to address these questions by
Unlocking Free Travel: How Smart Credit Card Use Can Get Students Free Flights
For students in British Columbia, turning 19 is more than just a birthday—it is the gateway to financial independence. With the ability to apply for a credit card, students can begin building
The Year of the Snake
Lunar New Year in 2025 will be celebrated on January 29, marking the beginning of the 15-day Spring Festival. This year is associated with the Year of the Snake. Chinese New Year
NBCGSS Student Week 2025: A Week of Diverse and Exciting Events
NBCGSS successfully hosted Student Week 2025 at UNBC from January 28-31, 2025, offering a variety of engaging events. The opening ceremony, held in the Canfor Theatre, UNBC, featured an interesting and heartwarming
Nowruz at UNBC: Welcoming Spring and Saying Goodbye to Winter
If you’ve been around UNBC long enough, you’ve probably noticed Nowruz decorations popping up every spring. Since at least 2014, they’ve been a part of campus life. But Nowruz is the equivalent
Living with Chronic Illness and Health Anxiety as a 20-Something
Living with a chronic illness is rarely discussed among young people. While chronic conditions are often associated with older populations, many 20-year-olds, including myself, navigate these challenges daily. I struggle with several
Growing Innovation: UNBC Student Leads Hydroponics Project for Sustainable Food Production
A new hydroponics system is taking root at the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC), spearheaded by twenty-six-year-old Madi Tokarchuk. Originally born in Saskatchewan, she moved Prince George less than a year
Honoring Louis Riel’s Legacy Through Campus Reconciliation Efforts
Louis Riel, a pivotal Métis leader, remains a powerful symbol of resilience and cultural pride. While many commemorate Riel on his November 16 execution date, others honor him on the third Monday