Print Issue #3 Out Now! - November 20 Phoenix Newsletter

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The Phoenix News
November 20, 2024

Issue #3 of The Phoenix News is here!

Stop by our newsstands in the Commons, UNC, and Arts building to grab a copy of our latest print issue.

Catch up on the latest Phoenix articles!

Features

“UBCO Engineering Students: Trained To Be Ostriches with their Heads in the Sand”

An examination of how the military-industrial complex molds the ethics of our students: will they be another generation of engineers who are ‘just following orders’?

by Yosamin Esanullah (graphic by Francisco Elizarraras, 2024)

SUO

A Recap of the 2024 SUO Annual General Meeting

On November 6, the Students’ Union of Okanagan held its Annual General Meeting and demonstrated increasing student engagement, robust debate, and a commitment to improving the union’s governance practices.

by Siya Gupta (photo from @suo_ubc)

Opinions

Making Friends in University is Hard, and That’s Perfectly Fine

Making friends in university is challenging, lonely, and confusing no matter what. The strongest connections, however, might very well come from places you least expect.

by Avery Cummins (graphic by Francisco Elizarraras, 2024)

Campus Life

The Role of UBC Okanagan Tech Clubs in Overcoming Job Market Anxiety

Amid growing concerns over Artificial Intelligence replacing software developers, UBC Okanagan’s tech-based clubs empower students to thrive in the competitive tech industry.

by Ishika Agarwal (graphic by Ishika Agarwal)

Arts & Culture

Voices Unleashed: In Pursuit of Performance

Voices Unleashed is a program that allows people of all types to get on stage, speak, and perform. But what is the merit in this? And should you take on the pursuit of performance?

by Wendell Zylstra (photo by Sabhya Arora)

S(c)h(ool) — Episode of The Phoenix Files is up now on Youtube!

This week, Chelsea and Jack talk about putting the ‘cool’ in school. They share stories about field trips and meaningful discussions with professors, and they explain how you can bridge the gap between your studies and the real world.

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