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Canada is divided on how to stop drug deaths
July 15 | The New York Times (external link), The Seattle Times (external link) via UVic News (external link) Recent reports have caused debates on what are effective tactics to combat the opioid crisis. This comes after BC Premier David Eby announced that the...
Course Reserves Interface Update Coming August 2024
Attention all UVic Instructors! On August 19, a new look is coming to UVic’s Course Reserves user interface. This comes just in time for the 2024-2025 academic year. The updates were made in response to feedback that the company received from a number of users. The...
UVic geologist wins $850k Kyoto prize for research on Earth’s history
July 7, 2024 | Vancouver is Awesome via UVic News Dr. Paul Hoffman was awarded the Kyoto prize for his contributions to the "snowball Earth" hypothesis, and plate tectonics. The Kyoto Prize (external link) is an international award that is presented to those who have...
Top June 2024 article in UVicSpace: Literature review of childhood violence exposure
The most viewed article on UVicSpace for June 2024 is a 2014 article initially published in the International Journal of Child, Youth and Family Studies titled A comprehensive review of the literature on the impact of exposure to intimate partner violence on children...
The Earth heated up when its day was 22 hours long
July 3rd, 2024 | Ars Technica via UVic News As highlighted in a new article, researchers Russell Deitrick and Colin Goldblatt from the University of Victoria, Canada, explored the effects of Earth’s rotation slowing down due to tidal interactions with the Moon, which...
Did Prehistoric Children Make Figurines Out of Clay?
July 2, 2024 | Smithsonian Magazine via UVic News A new article from Smithsonian Magazine highlights a groundbreaking, forthcoming study suggesting that children from the Upper Paleolithic era may have crafted figurines from clay. This theory stems from fingerprints...
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