آبِ رواں Aab-e-Ravaan: Language Like Water explores the artistic practice of Farheen Haq, an interdisciplinary artist born into an immigrant family with roots in Bihar, India, and Karachi, Pakistan, she now lives and works on lək̓ʷəŋən territory (Victoria, BC).

This food share program provides food for UVic students through the Multifaith Centre.

Stop by our weekly office hours for help with the computational side of your research.

Join us in recognizing the 25th anniversary of Scholars at Risk network. Under the anniversary theme "Truth Matters," this session reflects on the importance of academic freedom in today's global climate. It will feature presentations, personal reflections, and community dialogue on supporting scholars and strengthening international academic solidarity.

Tutors on duty | Math & Stats Assistance Centre

We believe sustainability and innovation are the future of business. Talk to us today about the future and how you can help build it.  

Zen Buddhist Meditation is a program designed to teach meditation and experience the practice of Zen Buddhism.

آبِ رواں Aab-e-Ravaan: Language Like Water explores the artistic practice of Farheen Haq, an interdisciplinary artist born into an immigrant family with roots in Bihar, India, and Karachi, Pakistan, she now lives and works on lək̓ʷəŋən territory (Victoria, BC).

Join us for the fourth annual Harold Johnson "Changing the Alcohol Story" Award, given to an individual or group who has worked tirelessly and fearlessly to change the story about alcohol in order to prevent or reduce its harmful consequences on people and populations.

This year's recipients are Joan Johnson and Andrea Cowan, in recognition of their work on Saskatchewan's Northern Alcohol Strategy. Join us as Joan and Andrea talk about their work. Tea and coffee will be served.

Free event, everyone welcome. Note this event is in-person only and will take place at the Sngequ House Meeting Room. The room is on the second floor, but there are elevators. General and accessible parking is available in Lot 5.

Presented by the Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research

آبِ رواں Aab-e-Ravaan: Language Like Water explores the artistic practice of Farheen Haq, an interdisciplinary artist born into an immigrant family with roots in Bihar, India, and Karachi, Pakistan, she now lives and works on lək̓ʷəŋən territory (Victoria, BC).

Meditation observes the breath, while the mind goes inward with self reflection and thoughtlessness, this reduces stress and anxiety, develops inner stillness, increases self-awareness, and opens the heart and mind to presence.

Conferring with a spiritual counsellor in the Christian tradition available for fresh insight on challenges you may be facing.

Cinecenta is excited to announce that Victoria Filmmaking heroes/ Co-Directors Deana Milligan and Ramsey Fendall will be on hand for Q&As after the 7:10pm shows!

Gather for a simple Christian service of prayer, song, scripture, and contemplation. Our worship is centered around a gospel reading for which we take time to discuss and listen to student interpretations of the text. All are welcome. A free simple dinner is provided following the service.

Explore stories from this week's Torah parsha (reading) and gain insights for the world we find ourselves in today.

Cinecenta is excited to announce that Victoria Filmmaking heroes/ Co-Directors Deana Milligan and Ramsey Fendall will be on hand for Q&As after the 7:10pm shows!

آبِ رواں Aab-e-Ravaan: Language Like Water explores the artistic practice of Farheen Haq, an interdisciplinary artist born into an immigrant family with roots in Bihar, India, and Karachi, Pakistan, she now lives and works on lək̓ʷəŋən territory (Victoria, BC).