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Maps are traditionally seen as colonial tools that lay claim to lands, lakes and rivers; however, a new map in UVic’s Mearns – McPherson Library tells a different story. The map created bycartographer and geography PhD candidate Leah Fulton and anthropology...

Discover how UVic's Ammie Kalan uncovers the secrets of great ape behaviour, from stone tool use to cultural diversity.The post Great ape behaviour: Unveiling the mysteries appeared first on UVic News.

The University of Victoria is diverse and many in our community have ties to Iran, Israel and Palestine. As the growing international conflict and humanitarian crises continue in these regions, weknow that many of you are hurting, angry, fearful and concerned...

Saanich Police are warning that a black bear was sighted on Tuesday, June 17 in the 2300 block of Queenswood Drive, north-east of campus.The post Bear sighting north-east of campus appeared first on UVic News.

In the digital age, data is the lifeblood of research and discovery. Too much research remains hidden behind paywalls. As the research community calls for transparency and reproducibility, thevalue of the raw data supporting published research is recognized...

Camryn Thompson and Maya deWitt are UVic's first graduates from the new climate science program.The post First climate science students cross the convocation stage appeared first on UVic News.

Christine Webster’s research honours Nuu-chah-nulth leadership systems that have guided her people for generations.The post Leading with Ancestral Knowledge appeared first on UVic News.

Sunday, June 8, 6 p.m. Ring Road has reopened and no further traffic disruptions are anticipated. Thank you for your patience. Sunday, June 8, 3:40 p.m. A section of Ring Road is unexpectedlyclosed due to construction and traffic is being diverted. Traffic...

The university has a range of strategies and tips to keep everyone safe during hot weather or when our region experiences wildfire smoke.The post Summer safety tips appeared first on UVic News.

We’re establishing a convocation zone around the JCC to make sure our graduating students and their supporters can have the space to celebrate. The post Convocation zone established at Jamie Cassels Centre appeared first on UVic News.