Aide-Memoire reception April 1, exhibit showing March 10-April 7

A reception for Aide-Memoire, an art exhibit set for display at UFV Abbotsford’s  S’eliyemetaxwtexw Art Gallery, takes place Wednesday, April 1, from 2 to 4 pm. The reception will be held at the art gallery, with free admission. Aide-Memoire will be on display from March 10 through April 7. The exhibit brings together emerging artists … Read more

College of Arts Showcase 2026 — March 31 and April 2

UFV’s College of Arts Showcase is a two-day event on March 31 and April 2 celebrating student learning, creativity, and academic pathways across Humanities and Social Sciences. Running from 9:30 am to 4 pm each day in Building K on the Abbotsford campus, the showcase features student panels, presentations, and project exhibitions, alongside alumni mentor … Read more

Tech Panel 2026

Register for tickets to join us in room B101 for our 3rd annual Tech Panel to hear from experts on AI for Everyone: Changing Our Lives, Shaping Our Future. Doors open at 9am. Panel begins at 9:30am. Tickets will be scanned at the door upon entry – to receive the Zoom link, register to attend … Read more

UFV Theatre presents The Secret in the Wings

The Secret in the Wings By Mary Zimmerman Directed by Anna Griffith March 19–28, 2026 UFV Theatre presents The Secret in the Wings, the second production of the 2025–2026 season. This imaginative and visually rich play will be performed at two locations: the UFV Abbotsford Performance Studio and the Chilliwack Cultural Centre’s Rotary Hall Studio … Read more

Student Research Day 2026 — April 1

Student Research Day returns April 1, 2026! Join us for UFV’s annual showcase of student research excellence, featuring the research poster competition and microlectures. Students, sign up to present a research poster, a microlecture, or maybe both. Cash prizes are up for grabs! Faculty, we need you too!  Please volunteer to judge the poster competition. … Read more

Share your perspective on Halq’eméylem at UFV — Short survey

Dr. María Eugenia De Luna (Modern Languages) is conducting a research study examining the visibility of Halq’eméylem in public spaces at the University of the Fraser Valley’s Abbotsford and Chilliwack campuses. This project explores how Indigenous language visibility on campus connects to awareness, cultural engagement, and institutional reconciliation efforts. Students, staff, and faculty are invited … Read more