Discovery Day at UNBC offered Prince George resident Logan Achtemichuk a welcoming first look at life on campus and the University's dual credit program is providing a further key opportunity for the Grade 12 student to jump-start his post-secondary journey.

UNBC's research funding increased 10 per cent year-over-year to $19.6 million.

A special ceremony was held to recognize and honour the late Elder's profound impact on language preservation and revitalization, cultural learning and community connection at UNBC.

With funding from a DMS Catalyst Grant, Dr. Jacqui Pettersen, together with then students Jenna Rea (UNBC undergrad) and Katherine Bailey (NMP), undertook a study to investigate if vitamin D insufficiency occurs in young adults.

UNBC is advancing its commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals by planting trees to support Climate Action and Life on Land.

Since its inception, the Timberwolves Legacy Night has raised $1 million, with every dollar directly supporting student-athletes at UNBC.

Dr. Oscar Venter's globally cited research is guiding evidence-based action and policy to protect critical ecosystems in Canada and beyond.

New federal-provincial infrastructure funding supports the creation of a rock mechanics lab in UNBC's School of Engineering, furthering research on seismic safety and sustainable energy recovery.

More than $860,000 in infrastructure funding will advance UNBC research on natural resources, food security and mountain snowpack monitoring.