
Immunity’s battle against cancer

Keeping campus safe with an eye on the future

CSRS annual talks draw major headliners

Day in the Life: Michael Abe

Impressions of my first 50 days

Memorial bench now installed

John Borrows appointed as OC

UVic researchers have made a discovery that will help them use gene-engineering technology to help harness the body’s immune system to fight ovarian cancer.
UVic NewsMike Abe, project manager for Landscapes of Injustice, describes his work as "filling in the blanks of the silence."
The RingUVic President Kevin Hall reflects on his first UVic town hall event, the campus and local community, and his upcoming listening tour in a new UVic News post.
The RingA memorial bench is in place in the heart of Finnerty Gardens as a quiet place of reflection in remembrance of biology undergrads Emma Machado and John Geerdes, who passed away in a tragic bus accident on the road to Bamfield.
UVic NewsAs UVic looks ahead to 2021, we’re reflecting back on a year like no other. Here are just a few of the many stories that helped shape 12 months of news about our projects, people, ideas, creativity and research.
Top newsmakers of 2020UVic PhD student Brett Jameson is exploring where nitrous oxide comes from.
Oceans produce N2O. Is that a problem?UVic biologists have discovered how some corals managed to survive a globally unprecedented heatwave, in a first-ever study that provides new hope for the long-term survival of coral reefs in the face of climate change.
UVic NewsIn a warming world, most extreme weather events become even more extreme. Extremes that once happened every 50 years begin to happen more often.
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