UNBC President Dr. Geoff Payne to join Michael Smith Health Research BC, leaving UNBC
From his arrival at UNBC as a founding faculty member of the Northern Medical Program in 2004 to becoming the University's sixth President, Payne's leadership at UNBC has been defined by a student-centred approach and commitment to academic and research excellence.
UNBC debuts in Impact Rankings and signs Sustainable Development Goals Accord
UNBC makes its first appearance in Times Higher Education's annual rankings, which recognize progress towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Dr. Geoff Payne named to U SPORTS Board of Directors
UNBC President and Vice-Chancellor set to begin two-year term as Canada West presidential representative.
Celebrating the Class of 2025 at UNBC’s South-Central campus
Students, faculty, family and friends gathered at UNBC’s South-Central campus to celebrate the Class of 2025. The Graduation celebration highlighted the strong connections and shared accomplishments built throughout their academic journeys.
Rio Tinto partners with UNBC and School District 91 (Nechako Lakes) to reduce barriers to post-secondary education for northern B.C. youth
Funding announced at annual juvenile sturgeon release in Vanderhoof supports culturally ground youth engagement and learning opportunities across the Nechako Watershed.
Graduates from UNBC’s Northwest campus ready to inspire and lead
Family, friends, faculty and community members filled the R.E.M. Lee Theatre in Terrace on June 3 to celebrate the achievements of University of Northern British Columbia graduates from the Northwest campus set to become nurses and teachers in the region and beyond.
WWNI Convocation celebrates language, culture and revitalization
A celebration of achievement and identity, the Wilp Wilx̱o’oskwhl Nisg̱a'a Institute's annual Convocation highlighted the transformative power of education in the Nass Valley.
Over three generations, Hauck family builds a legacy of care through UNBC
Over the last twenty years, starting with matriarch Elaine Hauck, five members of the Hauck family have received degrees through UNBC, all of whom have dedicated their careers to improving the lives of others.
Ready to lead meaningful change
The sense of belonging Sean Robinson found while pursuing a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree at UNBC ignited his curiosity, critical thinking skills and dedication to inclusion, empowering him to become a thoughtful leader and advocate for change. Robinson will reflect on the guidance of family, the transformative power of education and the importance of engaging with diverse worldviews in his valedictory address during Ceremony 1 of UNBC’s 2025 Convocation.