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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.
UVic News

Devon Owpaluk — Maintaining cultural connections during a pandemic
A partnership with the Mastercard Foundation helped meet student needs during the transition to online education.
UVic News

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.
UVic News

Gregory Scofield — Beadwork as a form of resistance
UVic researcher combines hands-on learning in traditional Cree-Metis beadwork with readings, films and writing.
KnowlEDGE

Keisha Everson teaches Kwak̕̕wala words to her one-year-old son, Orion. — Restoring the natural flow of language transmission
A professor’s legacy strengthens her former student’s resolve to revitalize the Kwak̕̕wala language within her family and community
UVic News

An aerial view of waves crashing on a beach. — World Oceans Day
On June 8, we are celebrating the role the oceans play in all our lives. It’s World Oceans Day, there’s so much to do and UVic is at the forefront.
UVic News

UVic biochemist Caren Helbing uses eDNA technologies to track species’ habitat. — Game-changing tool tracks DNA
UVic biochemist Caren Helbing uses eDNA technologies to track species’ habitat.
KnowlEDGE

Budd Hall — National award for devoted scholar
UNESCO Co-Chair Budd Hall, a UVic professor emeritus widely respected for his tireless dedication to community-based research, has won a national award for his years of service.
The Ring

Global network on border studies

Biodiversity loss on Indigenous territories

New cancer treatments can be tested in artificial cells

The Conversation

Bright futures for UVic science grads

The Torch

eDNA builds on Indigenous knowledge

Media release

Engineering & computer science expansion

Media release

New UVic CAMTEC BioMedical Core

Hirayama named Tokyo 2020 Olympic flag bearer

Friends-to-lovers pathway

Supporting resilience and recovery

The Torch

Building an emerald city

The Torch

More than an education

The Torch

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