On our bookshelf
Now might be a good time to stock up on some good reading materials. The days are growing shorter, the weather is turning, and according to the experts, this pandemic is far from over....
Category: Community coffee break
A virtual work break
Virtual visits from the UVic Speakers Bureau
Looking for an engaging speaker for an event this fall? Keep an eye on the UVic Speakers Bureau. This group of UVic volunteers are going online to bring their research to the community. The...
Give and Go Vikes podcast
Want a deeper look inside the world of sports? The UVic Vikes have you covered with the Give and Go Vikes podcast! Hosts Liam McDonough and Tyler Lowey bring you closer to the action...
Creatures of the Deep: Mini Bites
Looking for a fresh and snappy new series to watch? Something new is rising from the ocean depths and bubbling to the surface! Ocean Networks Canada at UVic is very excited to present Creatures...
How are we doing?
Whether we like it or not, we’ve all grown used to this new COVID-19 reality. Most of us have found the resources and websites we need to entertain ourselves while we ride out this...
TUKTUUYAQTUUQ (Caribou Crossing)
The pandemic has not been kind to galleries, venues and artists of all stripes. The staff at UVic’s Legacy Art Galleries have definitely felt it. But now, with a safety plan in place, you...
Drive-in at UVic: A summer of nostalgia
How many of you have fond memories of your local drive-in? Cuddling up with your families in the back of your station wagon, watching your favourite flick? UVic offered an opportunity to recreate those...
Accelerate recovery efforts
The recommendations for preventing COVID-19 are fairly simple: wear a mask, wash your hands and keep your distance. Collectively, our actions have real impact. But many are wondering what else they can do. So...
A window into a lifetime of poetry
Patrick Lane was one of Canada’s pre-eminent poets. His distinguished career spanned more than fifty years with twenty-five volumes of poetry, as well as award-winning fiction and non-fiction books. Our Chancellor, Shelagh Rogers, spoke...
Leadership is service
The last several months have made us think and talk about public health like never before. And we’ve gained a whole new respect for public health experts and leaders. One such person is Dr....