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Two people walk by the tiny house village on Caledonia Avenue. The exterior is painted with brightly coloured murals. — Geography students explore topics in housing
UVic geography students shone a light on empathy during a recent community-based research project on the housing crisis. The students learned there are many reasons someone ends up unhoused—and most often it’s not by choice.
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UVic chem grad student, Ben Godwin, and supervisor Jeremy Wulff are pictured in a lab. — New materials for next-gen auto parts
With a versatile new polymer, novel materials now stronger and lighter than before.
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Alan McConnachie poses in front of a UVic building and some multi-coloured trees, smiling. — Royal Society of Canada recognizes UVic researchers
Alan McConnachie's research has brought local dwarf galaxies into focus, recognizing how the very data he was sharing would be replaced with even better data as soon as the work was published. He and five other UVic researchers were elected fellows or new members of the Royal Society this year, while two scholars received medals.
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Caption: A hydrophone is deployed to monitor underwater noise in the Strait of Georgia, home to endangered killer whales and Canada’s biggest port, Vancouver. — World-class ocean observing gets a boost
Fisheries and Oceans supports Canada’s ocean research technology and blue economy innovation with $8.7-milion funding in the University of Victoria’s Ocean Networks Canada.
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Cynthia McDowell is part of a team producing a podcast mini-series that shares intimate and first-hand stories about dementia and caregiving — The healing power of music and connection
A scholarship supporting digital health research helps uncover the positive benefits of lifestyle interventions for people living with dementia.
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Rendering of the UVic Engineering and Computer Science expansion looking north from Ring Road. — Engineering and computer science expansion
A new hub for high-impact solutions in fields from healthcare technology to environmental sustainability.
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Devon Owpaluk — Maintaining cultural connections during a pandemic
A partnership with the Mastercard Foundation helped meet student needs during the transition to online education.
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Burke poses for a photo with the Athenian acropolis in the background at the height of the pandemic. Image provided courtesy of Burke. — Training world’s top classical scholars
Humanities scholar Brendan Burke is the new Andrew W. Mellon Professor of Classical Studies at the prestigious American School of Classical Studies in Athens, the world’s oldest and largest US overseas research centre.
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Digging sea otters boost eelgrass diversity

Media release

New research vision at UVic

Media release

New climate journalism professorship

The Ring

Annamie Paul: Lessons for the Green Party

The Conversation

A look at deepfakes with Jan Kietzmann

Business Class

Art exhibitions at UVic

The Ring

Indigenous protestors, the duty to protect: will judges listen?

The Toronto Star

On top of the Maclean’s 2022 university rankings

Two business grads give back

Business Class

Geography students explore topics in housing

The Ring

Indigenous protocols guide historic installation

Media release

Broad Street hotel project approved

The Ring

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