Cascades kick off Final Four Friday

The UFV Cascades women’s basketball team (19-5) are hoping that the fourth time will be the charm as they head into this year’s Final Four tournament at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. This year, their fourth consecutive appearance, the Cascades are the fourth seed, have four coaches, and sport four graduating seniors on the … Read more

Commuter alert — March 2014

Commuter Alert – March 2014 Abbotsford campus commuter & parking advisory: Sun, Mar 23, 7 pm – Celtic Women Tue, Mar 25, 7 pm – Rhythm of the Dance Daily parking: Students and employees may purchase daily parking and park in lots 1, 4-6, 8-10, or on city streets at Gillis Avenue, College Drive, and … Read more

Internship in Tanzania opportunities

Interested in an internship in Tanzania? $1,000 bursaries are available for students interested in Internship (GDS 311/Geog 398) in Tanzania with digital media, GIS, grant writing and or project development skills. For more information, please contact Cherie.enns@ufv.ca   03/31/2014

Art exhibit: Siobhan Humston

The Visual Arts department is pleased to present an artist talk by Siobhan Humston this Thursday in room C1044. Siobhan creates sculptures and large mixed media paintings on paper and wood panel, mixing imagery of the natural world with man-made items. She did a residency in New York and Toronto where she had a solo … Read more

Weight-loss study recruiting participants

We are recruiting participants interested in a nutritional intervention that addresses insulin resistance and chronic disease. In the 12-week study you might lose up to 10 kg of body fat, reduce pain and inflammation, improve sleep and energy, improve good cholesterol, and decrease blood glucose and triglycerides. If you are an overweight or obese, sedentary, … Read more

Newman in The Province on ALR concerns

Lenore Newman, UFV’s Canada Research Chair in Food Security and the Environment, spoke about pressures on the Agricultural Land Reserve at the BC Farmers’ Market Association conference this weekend. The issue was featured in this story in The Province newspaper.

Fiona McQuarrie on CBC Radio; Dandurand on Radio Canada TV

Business professor Fiona McQuarrie spoke on CBC Radio Kelowna this morning about the provincial teachers’ bargaining dispute. Here is the link to the audio. Criminology professor Yvon Dandurand recently taped an interview with Radio Canada television on the question of police enforcement of marijuana laws. It will be used in three segments of a four-part … Read more

Obituary: Len Greer

Some sad news: Lenard Greer, the first instructor in the automotive program at UFV back when it was Fraser Valley College, has passed away at the age of 93. He started at the college in 1978. Len is survived by his daughter, Susan, son, Bill, and grandson, Tyler; numerous nieces, nephews and extended family. He … Read more