Cycling on the Edge
Picture this. You are biking up a steep road in the rain, with a heavy backpack, and you’re chugging along at 8 km/h. You didn’t sleep great last night, had a breakfast
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The Great Burger Debate: Blind Taste Test Reveals Top Picks and Best Values
Introduction: Burgers are a staple in the diet of many university students. Quick, filling, and satisfying, they’re often the go-to meal when you’re short on time and money. But with so many
Reclaim Your Mind: The Benefits of a Digital Detox for Students
In today’s hyper-connected world, technology is deeply embedded in our lives, especially in education. While it’s essential, our constant need to scroll has led to unhealthy habits affecting our mental health. As
Cooling Down Chaos: Our Quest to Justify an Ice Maker in Student Society Finances
It was an unseasonably warm day at the University of Northern British Columbia when the idea first surfaced. Amidst stacks of papers and the hum of outdated computers, someone in our newly
Rediscovering UNBC’s Roots: A Chat with One of the First Graduates
With the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) turning 30, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Margaret Bathy, one of the early graduates who was there from the very start.
Cultural Identity and Mental Health in University Life
Every student is shaped by personal cultural experiences and traditional values, which influence how we navigate life’s complexities, especially in a diverse university setting. From academic pressures to cross-cultural interactions and self-discovery,
NUGSS Says Hello: Your Undergraduate Student Society at UNBC
As a new or returning undergraduate student at the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC), you’re automatically part of an important organization working to enhance your university experience: the Northern Undergraduate Student
Curious About Research? Come Meet the UNBC Research Ambassadors!
Are you interested in research but not sure where to start? Or maybe you’ve heard about some cool projects happening at UNBC and want to get involved? Well, we’ve got some great
Why We Love Our Profs: A Student’s Perspective
The semester is in full swing, and with it comes the whirlwind of assignments, deadlines, and long study sessions. Being a student isn’t always easy—but honestly, it’s not a walk in the
Chained to the Road: The Paradox of Automobility
As a 22-year-old university student and basketball player at UNBC, cars have always symbolized freedom to me. Growing up in Calgary and now living in Prince George, I’ve experienced firsthand the challenges