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Subject: Get a complimentary subscription to University Affairs magazine  

Did you know that UBC faculty, staff and graduate students can subscribe to University Affairs magazine at no charge?   

University Affairs (UA) is an award-winning publication that provides breaking news, thoughtful commentary, and in-depth articles about university trends, as well as practical advice and tools to help your career, whether you’re a university administrator, faculty member or graduate student. Covering the higher education scene for 60 years, UA is also the country’s largest source of career advertising aimed at the academic community.  

Sign up today for a free subscription to the print edition (a $30 value) or the digital edition by visiting the University Affairs website. You can also receive UA’s weekly email newsletter or sign up to get the latest UA career postings by email.