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WWNI and UNBC mark next chapter in enduring partnership with 30-year agreement

Building on the meaningful relationship developed between the two post-secondary institutes since signing the original federated agreement in July 1994, the new agreement reaffirms a shared commitment creating inclusive and accessible educational opportunities and to advancing Reconciliation.

Khasdzoon Yusk’ut Botanical Garden Unveiled at UNBC

The David Douglas Botanical Garden Society and UNBC unveiled a new Indigenous traditional name for the botanical garden during a special ceremony on campus.

Establishing roots and reaching for possibilities

UNBC Scholar Brooklyn Frank reflects on a successful first year at UNBC's Prince George campus and future plans to mobilize her learning to strengthen healthcare capacity in her home community of Terrace.

NCCIH welcomes new Academic Lead as it marks 20 years at UNBC

From its home at UNBC, the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health marks two decades of advancing Indigenous health leadership with the appointment of Dr. Terri Aldred.

Dakelh Elder and UNBC founding member to receive honorary degree

‘En Cha Huná — UNBC’s motto from the Dakelh Nak’azdli dialect, meaning “respecting all forms of life,” was suggested by students in the University’s first Carrier language course. Fittingly, this year’s honorary degree recipient was part of that class and has spent her life embodying the spirit of the motto through her deep respect for others, openness to diverse perspectives and passion for sharing knowledge.

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Sophie Thomas Plaque Unveiling Ceremony

Nov 25, 2025 - 10:00 am to 1:00 pmPrince George campusLhuhuhwhezdel - The Gathering Place (5-123)

Indigenous Artwork Commission Project

Virgil and Shirley Stanley (1989) Beaver Woman [Red cedar and acrylic paint]. UNBC Artwork Collection, Prince George.

On-campus artwork

UNBC has a proud history of hosting Indigenous artwork from around the region, the province and further north. Here are some examples of artwork displayed at our Prince George Campus.

Lyle Wilson (1991) Grizzly Bear Transformation Mask

Unknown artists Salish Weave Basket and Interior Salish Basket

Robert Frederick (2012) Banuts'ukuih: The Cottonwood Canoe Coming to Shore