Wild Animal Safety in BC
BC’s beautiful natural landscape is a vast playground for those who love exploring the outdoors, but it’s also home to diverse wildlife such as bears,… Read More »Wild Animal Safety in BC
Christy Chan
What to Do in an Earthquake
As the Geological Survey of Canada previously reported, more than 4000 earthquakes are recorded in the nation each year. Around a quarter of those happens… Read More »What to Do in an Earthquake
The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows
When we don’t know a word, we look it up in the dictionary. There’s usually a word for most things, and we’ll often come out… Read More »The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows
when do we grow up?
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… Read More »when do we grow up?
Be Fearlessly Authentic: Kailee Vanderwoerd
Despite growing up in a small town in Northern BC, Kailee Vanderwoerd’s creativity knows no boundaries. If she isn’t out hiking, camping, playing volleyball, or… Read More »Be Fearlessly Authentic: Kailee Vanderwoerd
Young Women in Business: Leaders of Tomorrow
Our time at BCIT can be stressful, filled with busy schedules and constant deadlines that can often make us feel disconnected from the community. Because… Read More »Young Women in Business: Leaders of Tomorrow
Hello, Nature!
I’m not a hiker. You can probably guess that when you see the picture of me in Stan Smiths. (Those aren’t the only shoes I’ve… Read More »Hello, Nature!
Ideal Identity
Social media is no stranger in our daily routine. The average person spends seven hours online each day, and around two-and-a-half hours of that using… Read More »Ideal Identity
Look Forward
Two summers ago, I squeezed myself into an overcrowded Skytrain every day. My routine back then was simple: I’d wake up at 8 am, head… Read More »Look Forward