EPISODE · Sep 8, 2025 · 28 MIN
Return to campus: Carol and Jeevan explore a transformed UBC Vancouver — and what changed
from From Here Forward · host alumni UBC
In this special UBC Homecoming episode of From Here Forward, hosts Carol and Jeevan return to the Vancouver campus to visit some of their favourite spots and reflect on how the campus has evolved since they graduated. Along the way, they stop by the Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary with the “Building Magic” party at Homecoming on September 20. They also talk with Matthew Roddis and Joanne Proft (MA[Planning]'97, MLArch'00) from UBC Campus & Community Planning to explore the transformation of campus life and the bold ideas shaping its future through Campus Vision 2050.LINKS FROM THIS EPISODEContact CarolContact JeevanFrom Here Forward is on LinkedInPodium Podcast CompanyUBC HOMECOMINGLearn more about UBC HomecomingInteractive map: How much has UBC Vancouver changed in the past decade?CAMPUS RESOURCESRobert H. Lee Alumni CentreUBC Campus & Community PlanningCampus Vision 2050 (00:00) - Intro: September, Homecoming, and Thunderbird Memories (01:48) - Nostalgia Hits at the AMS Nest & Blue Chip Café (03:04) - Visiting the Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre (03:56) - Playing with the Interactive Alumni Wall (05:30) - Chatting with Alumni (06:49) - Off to the Rose Garden: A Favorite Alumni Spot (09:39) - Intro to Campus & Community Planning Segment (10:34) - What Campus & Community Planning Actually Does (12:25) - UBC Planning Wins: Main Mall, Housing, & Sustainability (14:35) - The Alumni Centre as a Landmark and Beacon (16:47) - Campus Vision 2050: Personal Favorites from the Pillars (21:18) - What Makes UBC Planning Unique (23:18) - Timelines: From Planning to Completion (25:26) - What Reaction Do Planners Hope Alumni Will Have? (27:47) - Outro
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