Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduate Ankur Patel represented Canada at the International Council of Nurses Congress in Helsinki, Finland. He shared insights on planetary health and student nurse employment while connecting with a global network of nursing leaders.

Computer Science Assistant Professor Dr. Sajal Saha is researching ways to build artificial intelligence-powered systems that can respond instantly to cyber attacks, stopping them before they cause damage or access sensitive data.

The City of Prince George has received provincial funding for a collaborative project researching the economic potential of a life sciences sector in the region.

With an academic career focused on amplifying the voices and experiences of rural and northern communities, Dr. Michel S. Beaulieu brings a collaborative vision to his new role.

From early aspiration to graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, Terrace resident Trinity Scott's path highlights the impact of meaningful connections and community-based learning.

After graduating with a Bachelor of Education degree from the UNBC School of Education's Regional program in June, Terrace resident Terri Wilkinson is excited to step into her new career as a teacher next month.

As part of Disability Pride Month, UNBC student Kaho Michihara shares how research, lived experience and community support are helping her challenge ableism and foster belonging.

A commitment to northern health care and a drive to serve her community have shaped Megan Wilson’s path. Now a full-time nurse in Fort St. John, she is the recipient of the 2025 Governor General’s Silver Medal.

A UNBC researcher is asking how child welfare systems can better support the extended families stepping in to care for children. The study draws on the voices of social workers, community leaders and caregivers through SSHRC-funded research.