Accepting applications for Human Research Ethics Board vacancy — Feb 18 deadline

The UFV Human Research Ethics Board (HREB) has one vacancy for a three year renewable term running from Mar 2025 to Feb 2028. This is suitable for a UFV faculty member with expertise in relevant research disciplines, fields and methodologies covered by the HREB. The application deadline is Feb 18, but the position will remain … Read more

Nominations open for Distinguished Alumni Awards — Deadline Mar 15

Honour the impact UFV’s alumni make in their communities, in the Fraser Valley and across the globe with a nomination for the Distinguished Alumni Awards. This recognition not only highlights UFV’s global reach, but showcases the work of an alum, elevating their profile, and recognizing their effort in a meaningful way. Click here to learn … Read more

Artona on the UFV campuses – Mar 4-14 and Mar 17-18

Artona will be on the UFV Abbotsford campus offering portrait sessions between March 4-14, and the Chilliwack campus Mar 17-18. Casual photos and grad photos are available with an appointment. There is no cost to book an appointment, but there is a debit/credit card required to secure the time. Students are not charged until the … Read more

ConnectED 2025: Call for Proposals

UFV Teaching & Learning is excited to host ConnectED 2025 on Wednesday, May 7, from 8:30 am to 4 pm on the Abbotsford campus. ConnectEd is a day for building connections, engaging in teaching and learning experiences, and creating opportunities for transforming education, one conversation, idea, and action at a time. The theme for this … Read more

Register for 2025 Xwelítem Siyáya: Allyship and Reconciliation Building

Registration is now open for the Xwelítem Siyáya: Allyship and Reconciliation Building program tier 1 2025 cohort. If there are UFV team members interested in joining this transformative program, they are warmly encouraged to register now. Spaces are limited and filling quickly. To register, contact the UFV Office of the Registrar at 1-888-823-8734 and select option … Read more

A heartfelt thank you for supporting students on Giving Tuesday

On Dec 3, the UFV community joined the global Giving Tuesday movement to boost the Student Support and Resilience Fund. Thanks to your collective efforts and generosity, a total of $4,860 was raised, directly supporting students facing urgent challenges such as food insecurity, housing instability, and other crises. UFV also received a Giving Tuesday donation … Read more

Join Us for Giving Tuesday 2024: Supporting Students in Need — Dec 3

On Dec 3, the University of the Fraser Valley will join the global Giving Tuesday movement to raise $10,000 for the Student Support and Resilience Fund. This vital fund serves as a lifeline for students experiencing food insecurity, housing instability, and other urgent needs. For UFV students, life’s unpredictable challenges can quickly become barriers to … Read more

Stay active on campus!

Did you know that you can work out on campus? Come join in on some pickleball, badminton, or shoot some hoops. Interested in strength & cardio? Come lift some weights or get some steps in on the treadmill. Need a stretch? Try our lunchtime yoga classes. Check our website for hours, prices, and more ways … Read more

Angel Tree: Sponsor an Angel! — now through Dec 4

Spread the joy this holiday season 🎄 Our Angel Tree program is dedicated to helping UFV students who have families to support while pursuing their education. By sponsoring an angel or angels, you can help make a real difference in someone’s holiday season. We welcome anyone from UFV and the surrounding community to participate, so … Read more

‘Become an Indigenizer’ course – express your interest

Between February and May 2025, Xwexwílmexwawt is offering a 13-week ‘Become An Indigenizer’ course, open to staff and faculty at UFV. Taught by UFV Professor Emeritus Eric Davis and Indigenous Student Centre Director Betty Peters, this 13-week course is a unique opportunity for UFV staff and faculty to deepen their understanding of Indigenization, decolonization and … Read more