Breaking news at University of the Fraser Valley
UFV will resume scheduled on-campus classes, educational programming including most face-to-face classes, and exams effective Monday, November 29. Faculty, in discussion with their deans, department heads, and directors may choose to complete the term online rather than returning to in-person learning. This decision is based on information currently available. If conditions change suddenly, additional measures … Read more
UFV Students: In most cases, in-person learning will resume on Monday, November 29. In some cases, professors, in discussion with their department heads, directors, and deans, will choose to complete the term online rather than returning to in-person learning. It is vitally important that you are connecting to Blackboard and/or checking your UFV email – depending on how your professor … Read more
UFV Students: If you are struggling or impacted by the floods you can connect through UFV Priority Access to Student Supports (PASS) – an online service. PASS connects you to the resources you need. Instructors may also seek assistance for students they know are struggling or at risk of falling behind. Referrals to PASS are … Read more
As the Fraser Valley community navigates the state of emergency caused by the flood, and while emergency services continue their essential work responding to the disaster, UFV is transitioning all educational activities to remote learning beginning Monday, November 22 through to (and including) Sunday, November 28, 2021. There will be no in-person classes offered during … Read more