It took a total of 1800 grueling volunteer hours for BCIT students to organize the Lights of Hope display, but two students told The Link it was… Read More »1800 hours later, Lights of Hope illuminate St. Paul’s
The heat of school deadlines is on full blast this month – it’s getting hotter by the minute. Rushing seems to be routine: from sleeping in… Read More »Fashion tips on a student timeline
“The Walton Casino” is a serial story told in parts. This is one of them… Dayton, Ohio “The Gem City” 1974. The time was 11:48. The… Read More »The Walton Casino — Part 1
Museum of Vancouver’s hip, Vancouver-focused exhibits aim to create provocative conversations about the city. This aim makes it the perfect space for a rare retrospective… Read More »Museum of Vancouver opens a retrospective on Daniel White
BC Craft Beer month is about recognizing just how far our province’s brewing and beer culture have come, according to co-founder Lundy Dale. With several… Read More »Grab a brew – even on a student budget
As the semester carries on and work keeps piling up, our beauty routines tend to fall by the wayside. Getting a manicure no longer takes… Read More »Nail tips you can live by
Everything Pharrell Williams touches turns to gold. Take “Get Lucky” for example — A sick Daft Punk beat in its own right, but layer… Read More »WORLD’S FIRST 24-HOUR MUSIC VIDEO
Spencer West sits himself on a chair four feet off the ground in preparation for a press conference. This ordinary task is made remarkable by the… Read More »Spencer West embarks on a new journey for Free the Children
The first-ever Vancouver Tea Festival took place within the Olympic Village on November 2. The event was an overwhelming success: tickets sold out just an… Read More »Festival is Vancouverites’ cup of tea
“Art washes away from the soul the dust of every day life,” Pablo Picasso once said. Residents of the Lower Mainland are surrounded by local… Read More »A touch of art every day from the Burnaby Art Gallery
Researchers from BCIT’s Group for Advanced Information Technology (GAIT) are working on a ‘micro’ project that could have major impacts on the way Canadians use… Read More »Microgrids generate sustainable energy at BCIT
