Ocean Networks Canada has launched a new webinar series for citizen scientists. Learn about scientific and Indigenous approaches to understanding ocean change in Northern communities, how to prepare for powerful earthquakes and tsunamis, the...
Who doesn’t love a group sing-along? Watch Dr. Dennis Tupman get a whole convocation ceremony to join him in a rousing round of “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” when he received his honorary degree...
Like many other programs, UVic’s Voices in Motion community choir research project had to move online in March—not an easy feat for five choirs supporting a study on people with dementia and their caregivers....
The UVic campus is always beautiful. But with the blooms in high gear, spring at UVic is particularly glorious. Finnerty Gardens’ gates have been closed since March to help flatten the curve. Its closure...
Language connects us to the world and to other people. During this pandemic, Nigel Howard has helped support these connections. Nigel is a UVic instructor and American Sign Language Interpreter who has been interpreting...
UVic Libraries continues to be the place where inspiration takes place anywhere, anytime and now, virtually. With the library closed, staff have been busy building online workshops to keep the community engaged. Now from...
We know you can’t come to campus right now… so let us bring the campus to you! Take a tour of some of the magnificent Indigenous art at UVic with this video created by...
The ocean is an orchestra of sound—and fish play a big part. But we don’t know much about the sounds they make. That’s where UVic’s Fish Sounds Project comes in. By listening to and...
Across campus and beyond we’re seeing an outpouring of people sharing how to adapt to a changed world. Faculty and staff in the Gustavson School of Business are sharing their expertise through a new...
Working and studying from home isn’t easy. We’re all trying to find a new normal in these crazy times. UVic student Marissa shares what her new daily routine looks like.
