Aug 15th, 2022 by Jasper Chu
With inflation reaching record highs worldwide, brought on by COVID-19, students at post-secondary institutions in BC have been facing a precarious and uncertain situation over affordable rentals.
June 1st, 2022 By Christy Chan
There’s usually a word for most things, and we’ll often come out of our search with a word we didn’t know existed.
June 1st, 2021 By Christy Chen
I used to think that once I got a degree, I’d feel more like an adult. I didn’t. Instead, I reminisce about being a kid more than ever.
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MicroLink Podcast Special Episode – Virtual Extremism
Content Warning: this episode features the mention and discussion of antisemitism, hate speech, assault, and violence. Viewer discretion is advised. In this special episode of MicroLink, Tatiana Yakovleva discusses the ever-growing extremism online, its consequences, and what we can expect in the future. This podcast is brought to you by the BCIT Student Association. Listen… Read More »MicroLink Podcast Special Episode – Virtual Extremism
Wholesome Fun for the Holiday Season
Winter is here! As music by Mariah Carey hits the streets, it’s time to be ready for the holiday season. Even if the wind is blowing right in your face or you sprained your ankle thanks to that one icy spot on the sidewalk they forgot to throw salt on, there are many things you… Read More »Wholesome Fun for the Holiday Season
Discover Winter in Metro Vancouver
The days are shorter and the wind is biting, meaning it can be harder to find fun activities to do without feeling like you’ve been battered by the weather. Luckily, there is no shortage of activities both at home and outdoors that can fill you with joy this winter—here are 14 ideas you can try:… Read More »Discover Winter in Metro Vancouver
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