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Another “Walt” Is Possible: Pluriversal Sovereignty and Decolonial Development — Feb 25

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The School of Social Justice and Global Stewardship/ GDS program invites students, faculty, and community members to a public talk by Dr. Ajay Parasram, Associate Professor of International Development Studies and History at Dalhousie University. In his lecture, “Another ‘Walt’ is Possible: Pluriversal Sovereignty, Imperial Political Economy, and Decolonial Development,” Dr. Parasram draws on his … Read more

Student Research Day — April 1

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Student Research Day is returning April 1, 2026! Each year toward the end of Winter semester, UFV students are invited to design and submit a research poster and/or a two-minute microlecture for UFV Student Research Day. The purpose? To share the current state of their faculty-supervised research with a diverse audience of UFV academics, students, … Read more

Commercialization Training for Indigenous Technology Entrepreneurs — Mar 3

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Commercialization Training for Indigenous Technology Entrepreneurs is a four-day, in-person workshop delivered by the Esposito Family Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship EFCIE in partnership with Stó:lō Community Futures supported by the National invention to Innovation (i2I) Network. Participants will learn how to evaluate product-market fit, analyze competitors and regulatory environments, explore business models and revenue … Read more

UFV Chilliwack Open House — Feb 26

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Explore career pathways in Trades and Technology, Health Sciences, and Agriculture at UFV’s Chilliwack campus. Whether you’re focused on a specific career path or exploring your options, the UFV Chilliwack Open House offers hands-on experiences, live demonstrations, and opportunities to connect with UFV faculty and recruiters. Just interested in Trades & Tech? Head directly to … Read more

College of Arts Showcase — March 31 and April 2

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Join us for the College of Arts Showcase 2026, happening on March 31 and April 2 in Building K — free and open to everyone. This event will feature two main streams: one focused on guiding students in exploring their future and supporting them in declaring their majors (including an alumni panel, academic advisors on … Read more

Expanding Africa’s Global Economic Footprint: Potential Implications for Canada — March 18

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Africa’s economic prospects are improving due to demographic momentum, the convergence of structural reforms across multiple markets, and global economic shifts—particularly the green transition and efforts to diversify supply chains to enhance resilience. This lecture focuses on how Africa’s improving growth outlook could reshape and strengthen its relations with Canada, encouraging greater trade and investment … Read more

In Common Speakers’ Series: Sacred Life, Human Choice: Faith Perspectives on Medically Assisted Dying — Feb 12

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Hosted by the Peace and Reconciliation Centre (PARC), the In Common Speakers’ Series creates space for open, respectful dialogue across diverse religious, spiritual, and philosophical traditions. Each event brings together two guest speakers for a moderated conversation exploring a shared theme through different faith perspectives. This February, Sacred Life, Human Choice: Faith Perspectives on Medically … Read more

Results of nominations for student Board and Senate members

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Students to serve on Senate and the Board of Governors: The following students were acclaimed to Senate for a one-year term from August 1, 2026 to July 31, 2027 Successful candidates are listed below: Desmond Devnich Gurbeer Dhillon Hunter Arnau Tejas Pathange The following students were acclaimed to the UFV Board of Governors for a … Read more

Politalk — Expanding Africa’s Global Economic Footprint: Potential Implications for Canada — March 18

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Expanding Africa’s Global Economic Footprint: Potential Implications for Canada Africa’s economic prospects are improving due to demographic momentum, the convergence of structural reforms across multiple markets, and global economic shifts—particularly the green transition and efforts to diversify supply chains to enhance resilience. This lecture focuses on how Africa’s improving growth outlook could reshape and strengthen … Read more

The Truth about Sexual Strangulation: Consent, Risk, and Reality — Feb 25

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It shows up in pop culture and dating conversations as choking, but what do we actually know about consensual sexual strangulation? This hybrid webinar (in person + MS Teams) provides clear, research-based information about what consensual sexual strangulation is, the risks involved, and why informed consent and safety matter. Facilitated by Dr. Amanda McCormick, associate … Read more

2026 UFV Career Fair — March 12

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Save the date and register now for the 2026 UFV Career Fair! Don’t miss the incredible opportunity to connect with employers, expand your professional network, and discover exciting career opportunities. Win free tuition (valued at 3-credit domestic fee) and UFV Bookstore credits (valued at $50, $100, and $200)! There will also be an opportunity to … Read more

What’s So Funny About Retirement? — Feb 18

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The University of the Fraser Valley is proud to introduce the UFV Retirees Association’s inaugural event, What’s So Funny About Retirement? This is one question we’ll be asking at the inaugural event of the UFV Retirees Association (UFVRA), hosted by the University of the Fraser Valley. What, in fact, is so funny about anything, given … Read more

Power Yoga — Feb 24

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Power yoga offers an energizing class with flowing sequences designed to build core strength, balance, and endurance. Leave feeling stronger, more focused, and ready to tackle your day. Tues, Feb 24 12:10-12:50 pm Abby J161 https://www.ufv.ca/campusrec/active-living/ For more information, contact Cheryl Johnson at cheryl.johnson@ufv.ca 02/25/2026