Exploring Personality
Exploring Ourselves People are naturally curious about who they are. Research in philosophy, psychology, anthropology, and other social sciences has been fuelled by that curiosity.… Read More »Exploring Personality
September 2020
Mini Student Spotlight: Cody Pallin
Where does the time go? For part-time civil engineering student Cody Pallin, the transition to online learning is somewhat of a blessing in disguise. Staying… Read More »Mini Student Spotlight: Cody Pallin
Mini Student Spotlight: Stephanie Dekker
After Stephanie Dekker worked in the veterinary industry for a decade, she decided it was time for a change. She wanted to work directly with… Read More »Mini Student Spotlight: Stephanie Dekker
Mini Student Spotlight: Matthew Miller
Matthew Miller ran for Vice President Student Experience because he wanted to be in a position to advocate for better student access to mental health… Read More »Mini Student Spotlight: Matthew Miller
Be Part of Canada’s Lifeline
Odds are, you’re a student at BCIT with a workload that requires a huge time commitment. It can often feel like you need to… Read More »Be Part of Canada’s Lifeline
MYTH: BCIT Kills Your Social Life
(How to hold onto your social life as a BCIT student) I remember my first-day orientation at BCIT so vividly—so many new faces, lots of… Read More »MYTH: BCIT Kills Your Social Life
A Collection of Avocado pits
I’d seen avocado pits with toothpicks poked in them in passing but had never had thought much of it. At the end of March this… Read More »A Collection of Avocado pits
What Type of Team Member are You?
Orientation for first-year students is always a whirlwind of information. My BCIT orientation experience last year was a busy, bustling day with an overload of… Read More »What Type of Team Member are You?
Green Energy Smoothie
Great for students on the go, this jam-packed mix has electrolytes, vitamins, and lots of greens. You’ll feel energized like you just drank a coffee… Read More »Green Energy Smoothie
Policing the Police: a look at excessive force in Canada and the United States
Amid a slew of news reports involving violent (and lethal) police incidents in the U.S., many Canadians have pondered why these events seem to happen… Read More »Policing the Police: a look at excessive force in Canada and the United States
A Letter from one international student to another
Dear international student, Congrats on making it into BCIT! Consider yourself lucky; there is no place quite like it. I say that with the… Read More »A Letter from one international student to another