The Dutch Empire in the Indian Ocean: Charting a System within a System

Join Cornell's Eric Tagliacozzo as he discusses how Dutch colonial and mercantile activities helped define the Indian Ocean as a “system,” one which had its own rhythms and internal logic.

Unveiling Cosmic Origins: The Inflationary Universe

In this first Resident Members' Series talk of the season, Pedro Villalba González discusses the Cosmic Microwave Background and how it may answer questions about the earliest moments of the universe.

From a Memory War to a War over Memory: The Past and Society in Ukraine and Russia during Soviet Times, and Beyond

In this talk, Serhy Yekelchyk will discuss the intricate entanglement between society, democracy and memory in Ukraine and Russia, and will explain from this unusual vantage point why Putin’s regime underestimates Ukrainian resistance.

Embodied Teaching and Situated Knowledge: A Pedagogy Roundtable

In this first event of the Embodiment as Knowledge Translation series, Green College Leading Scholars discuss how embodiment, care, positionality and relationality are valued in their respective disciplines and enacted in their pedagogical approaches.

Campus Soundwalk

Join digital and audio storyteller Duncan McHugh as he leads you across UBC asks you to consider our sonic environment.

Yosef Wosk Indigenous Fisheries Scientist in Residence at Green College: Andrea Reid

Citizen of the Nisg̱a’a Nation and an Assistant Professor with the Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries, Dr. Andrea Reid is working to build an inclusive hub for the study and protection of culturally significant fish and fisheries.