Learn to Love Cooking
By Ian Lau & Erica Ogodo Feeling exhausted or overwhelmed after a grueling day of…
Link magazine is a hub for student ideas and culture at the British Columbia Institute of Technology. Published in print and online by the BCIT Student Association, our content is produced by a team of students. We publish stories about inspiring and influential students at BCIT, plus essays and features on topics that connect readers to the world around them.
By Ian Lau & Erica Ogodo Feeling exhausted or overwhelmed after a grueling day of…
Brain Labyrinth By Saachi Shah Amelia sat quietly in the cafe, sipping her coffee before…
Habitat Pub’s Frosh Night Was the Perfect Welcome—Here’s Why! Words & Photography: Cathy Ye The…
“Do you ever catch yourself procrastinating more than you’d like?” By Irene Cheung Back in…
Curated and Photographed by Hazel Leung, Ian Lau & Shiny Kuo With so many places…
Interviewed by Ian Lau, Photographed by Shiny Kuo BCIT is home to countless…
Becoming a part of student leadership at BCIT is undeniably a significant enhancement for your…
If you’re curious about how taking on a student executive role can benefit you after…
Photo by Zach Blaney Are you looking for a place to unwind after a tough…
Why do we need your help in recycling cigarette butts? According to a study done…
We work with BCIT students of all backgrounds and abilities. Tell us your idea for an article, or submit your photography and designs.
Behind The Scenes The role of student executives can become complicated, so let’s demystify their role in enhancing student life…
Our time at BCIT can be stressful, filled with busy schedules and constant deadlines that can often make us feel…
When Curtis Kim saw a lack of exact numbers to do with the COVID-19 virus from large news organizations, he…
Student council had its first meeting this Monday January 12th. BCIT’s Student Association began 2015 with a new voting system…
Yoga is more than a fitness fad. In Vancouver, there are more than 50 yoga studios, plus dozens of gyms…
At 11 p.m., in the middle of a cold November, lies a middle-aged man huddled in a Vancouver alley with…