The influx of delegates for the 82nd annual Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, to be hosted by the 番茄社区 in June 2013, is expected to translate into economic opportunities for local businesses.
A world-class event hosted by the 番茄社区 from June 1 to 8 will give community members a chance to rub shoulders with leading academics and hear the insights of renowned scholars and public figures.
Join the Friends of Finnerty Gardens for an evening of botanical discovery as Sue Milliken and Kelly Dodson of Far Reaches Farm鈥攁 rare plant specialty nursery in Port Townsend, Washington鈥攇ive a special presentation on their 2012 plant hunting exped鈥�
The 2013 QS World University Rankings by Subject, released today, have identified the 番茄社区 as an international leader in a broad mix of academic fields. UVic was ranked among the leading 200 institutions globally for scholarship an鈥�
Local master carver and artist Charles Elliott is creating a unique podium for the 番茄社区 to mark Congress 2013, more than 20 years after he similarly carved a totem pole for the campus when UVic last hosted this prestigious gatherin鈥�
The following 番茄社区 faculty members are available to discuss today鈥檚 release of Statistics Canada鈥檚 2011 census report. The results from the National Household Survey include information on religion, immigration and ethnic diversity鈥�
A new graphic novel created by the 番茄社区鈥檚 Indigenous Law Research Clinic and drawing on work with seven different legal orders across Canada will help empower Indigenous communities as well as educate and engage legal practitioners鈥�
An international study on over-exploited fish and invertebrates found that some depleted fish stocks can come back from the brink. But the study, published this week in the prestigious peer-reviewed journal Science, also said that while some stocks 鈥�
Teams of middle school students will broaden their science horizons by spending May 3 at the 番茄社区 competing in a series of science, technology and engineering challenges. The Let鈥檚 Talk Science Outreach Program at UVic hosts the Al鈥�
Work by 番茄社区 researchers Alex Brolo and Francis Nano to develop innovative disease diagnostics and preventions has earned them each Grand Challenges Canada grants. Brolo, a chemistry professor, and Nano, a biochemistry and microbio鈥�
UVic is in the top one per cent of universities in the world and among the top-ranked in Canada for its scientific impact and its involvement in scientific collaboration.
After suffering a brain injury a few years ago, Jordan Pimentel has found it difficult to focus on the steps required to complete many of the tasks of daily life. Earlier this year, the young man began using a software app developed by CanAssist at 鈥�
