UBC Arts One Prof Gavin Paul’s latest publication: “Conspiracy of One”
Check out Gavin Paul’s latest book: “Conspiracy of One: a collection of short stories”
50th Anniversary Pictures from Keynote Speaker
Check out some photos from our 50th Anniversary Keynote Lecture event. Yay for 50 years!!
Dr. Brianne Orr-Álvarez receives a Killam!!
Woooo!! Congrats Bri! “UBC congratulates faculty members and graduate students who have been recognized for their outstanding teaching, research and service to the community.”
UBC Strategic Plan….and Arts One!
“Arts One delivers transformative learning experiences through a commitment to excellent program design and regular renewal.”
UBC Arts One Themes for 2018-19
Themes announced for the 2018-19 academic year!
Meet UBC’s latest Rhodes Scholar: Fatima Zehra Naqvi
Former Arts One student is the latest UBC grad to be awarded the Rhodes Scholarship. UBC Arts Alumna Fatima Zehra Naqvi is among 11 Canadians who have been named Rhodes Scholars for 2018. One of the most competitive and prestigious scholarships in the world, the Rhodes Scholarship funds two to three years of postgraduate study […]
North American launch of Dr. Richard McKay’s book
“Looking back, I can see that my time at UBC – in and outside the film program – really nurtured this storytelling sense of self, and I will always be grateful for the four very full years that I spent there.”
Laurie McNeill, FYP Chair, talks about academic integrity
Laurie McNeill, Chair of First-Year Programs, talks about the work being done by ASRW, Arts One, and CAP faculty to change the conversation about academic integrity.
Celebrating 50 Years of Arts One
UBC Article by Mormei Zanke: Celebrating 50 Years of Arts One! “Over the past fifty years, Arts One has stayed true to its mission of offering a transdisciplinary approach to important texts and key questions that have…..”
Liberal Arts Still Alive and Kicking
From the September 2017 issue of the Canadian Association of University Teachers on “The Value of Liberal Arts”: Statistics Canada data shows that in the decade between 2005 and 2015, Canadian enrolment in STEM-related disciplines (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) rose by more than 32%, while enrolment in the humanities and social sciences increased by just […]
