Campus Spot Guide

A GUIDE TO CRUCIAL SPOTS ON CAMPUS

BCIT has made its mission to provide over 300 unique credentials in six highly varied fields of study, available to full- and part-time students across the five campuses year-round. When it comes to describing the main campus (Burnaby), there’s no easy way to put this: it is very irregular. As somewhat of an amalgamation, it’s home to not only classrooms and libraries but also amenities such as a robotics manufacturing facility, a broadcast studio with its own radio signature, and even a functional pulp mill.      

This means that for you and other students new to this campus, those first weeks of getting oriented to your surroundings can be difficult. Still, you’ll have to navigate it like everyone else, whether you’re studying trades or media. To ease your way into this, Link is providing you with handy maps of must-know spots throughout your time at BCIT.

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Wellness Opportunities on Campus

With exams, projects, and assignments clouding our minds, it’s easy to forget about taking care of ourselves and prioritizing our mental health over grades. This is why the BCITSA hosts wellness events! These are here to help students relieve stress and take a break from their academic responsibilities.

While most of these events are held in Burnaby, it’s worth noting that there are also events at other campuses. I attend two campuses, so I’m going to cover experiences I’ve had at both the Burnaby and Downtown Campuses and give an honest review of each.

 The BCITSA Advocacy Department

Life on campus can be tough. Things happen that catch you off guard, like an argument with one of your instructors, an academic misconduct notice, or an unexpected grade.  Whatever academic challenge you’re facing, the BCIT Student Association (BCITSA) Advocacy Department is here to support you! The BCITSA Advocacy Department provides unbiased guidance and information…

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Sneak Peek into My Experience Writing for Link

photos by: Abby Francis With my studies in the Broadcast and Online Journalism program, I joined as a writer for Link magazine last year. So far, I’ve written for three issues: Winter, Spring, and March special. I had initially discovered the magazine on the stand in the Broadcasting building (SE10), having noticed older issues. That…

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Press Release – BCITSA Student Elections

We’ve compiled the bios and photos of the 2023/2024 BCITSA Student Elections candidates here for you to review. Voting is open this week, and you can find details on how to vote in your @mybcit email address! Looking for more information about the roles? Check out bcitsa.ca/elections to learn more! Céline LoriotPresidential Candidate I am…