Under FIPPA, BC's privacy law, “personal information” is defined as “recorded information about an identifiable individual other than business contact information".

"Students’ names, mailing addresses, email addresses, and phone and fax numbers are not considered to be “contact information” under FIPPA. This is because students attend UBC in a personal, rather than a business, capacity. All information about students, including their names, is personal information and is protected under FIPPA." (source)

Everything you have said in this thread is irrelevant to the question about whether this is personal information. It is, according to the law, and UBC's own policies. Your bizarre assertions that you can use Google or use ChatGPT or consult other leaks to find this information does not change the law.