Spotlight

Most of today's university undergraduates were born in the 2000s. Like every generation before them, their formative years are being influenced by a distinct set of social conditions, significant events, opportunities, and challenges. What's it like to be a student today? What do Gen Z want from university? And how are universities helping them prepare for their (and our) futures?

Math, science and our future: Rachael L’Orsa, BASc’10, BA’11

Math, science and our future: Rachael L’Orsa, BASc’10, BA’11

Rachael L'Orsa (BASc’10, BA’11) shares her experience with math, science, robots and children and how holistic teaching and learning in real-world learning environments will shape the innovators of our future.

Selected Stories

AMS president Esmé Decker (front, centre) and other students in the students building, affectionately known as the Nest.

Three UBC students standing and smiling

Graphic illustration depicting a student standing within a large bookshelf

Graphic illustration depicting a person speaking at a lectern

A colourful graphic illustration representing a learning renaissance in modern education

Bodhi Patil