Student Spotlight: Albert Tang For the October issue of LINK, we sat down with Albert Tang. It is not often a twenty two year old is accomplished, and It is even more rare when they are a full time student. Albert Tang wears many hats but, none more impressive than that of being a small…
In our world today we are seeing more and more movies come out about movements for better causes. This is exactly what the film “Battle of the Sexes” tried to advocate. It is a remarkable story of a in the closet lesbian woman tennis star who is battling not only for the right to be…
Just Not That Woman Written and Performed by Ali Scott Kennedy Directed by Sarah Holden — Magic is something that many people look to for comfort and entertainment. Its alluring promise takes us out of our comfort zone, to be amazed and astonished. Ali Kennedy Scott hit all those notes in her one-woman production of…
Draining the Swamp: A Musical Tweet Written by Rajiv Joseph Directed by Mel Tuck — Donald Trump is a fraud, a con artist and a clown. That’s how I feel anyway, and evidently, the creators of Draining the Swamp do too. This 2017 Fringe Festival entry takes a comical in-depth look into the metaphor that Donald Trump used throughout his 2016…
From humble beginnings in Puebla, a suburb two hours from Mexico City, to a craft brewery in Vancouver’s Olympic Village, Mauricio Lozano (alongside his wife Alicia) is using his expertise as an instructor in BCIT’s Food Technology and Operations Management program to give traditional craft beers a fresh kick at one of the city’s most…
Photos by Maddy Adams. See a full gallery on our Facebook page. On May 2nd the BCIT Student Association and BCIT Faculty & Staff Association hosted a debate between representatives from the BC Liberals, BC NDP and BC Green Party. The debate centred around Advanced Education and the issues facing post-secondary students today. Below are a few topics that…