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.
Curated by Link Editorial Sometimes it feels so easy to scroll endlessly without ever finding…
Written by Uday Sidhu Photography by Quan Nguyen Featuring Irene Cheung What do you think…
Written by Elly Habibullah Marketing & Social Media Specialist at BCIT, Library Services When you…
Written by Leslie Rose Photos by Link Editorial and BCIT Library Services Going into my…
Written and Photographed by Radman Mohammadi It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience filled with memories and lessons…
Written & Photographed by Cathy Ye As spring arrived in Vancouver, BCIT Student Association brought…
In Conversation with BCIT alum, author, and entrepreneur Nigel Bennett. By Cathy Ye & Ian…
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…
We work with BCIT students of all backgrounds and abilities. Tell us your idea for an article, or submit your photography and designs.
Comedians make us laugh, but often a profound story lies underneath a joke’s surface. As a stand-up comedian, Savannah Erasmus…
Illustration by Sheku Nafisi Last week I met with Trina Prince in the SA offices to discuss the history of…
For our April issue, BCIT student Max Huang headed off campus and into the community, to meet up with an…
Daniel McRobert beats out thousands of other students for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
BCIT’s Student Council met again this Tuesday, October 7th. The meeting began with a concern voiced by Anya Besharah, an…
When I first told my friends I was going to kill zombies, they deemed me nuts. I told them I…
