I haven’t entirely decided what the focus of this blog is yet. I know I’m supposed to write about movies but that’s sort of like telling someone they’re supposed to earn money. How? The options are endless. I could write top 10 lists, I could write reviews, or I could rant and rave about directorial…
Having trouble finding people who are into the same things you are? Don’t worry, they’re here—you just need to know where to look. Each week we’ll be featuring a few of the amazing student clubs at BCIT who are doing awesome things on and off campus. Visit bcitsa.ca for a full list of clubs, and don’t miss…
Having trouble finding people who are into the same things you are? Don’t worry, they’re here—you just need to know where to look. Each week we’ll be featuring a few of the amazing student clubs at BCIT who are doing awesome things on and off campus. Visit bcitsa.ca for a full list of clubs, and…
Congratulations on finishing your first week of class (let the countdown to winter break begin). And what better way to celebrate finishing your first week than getting out for some fun, budget-friendly activities? So, finish up your homework, this is BCIT after all, you are very likely going to have homework, and check out this…
After finally winning their first Amway Canadian Championship with an aggregate score of 4-2 against the Montreal Impact, the Whitecaps are having arguably, their best season ever since joining the MLS. Goals from Uruguayan Octavio Rivero and defender Tim Parker, ensured that the ‘Caps brought home the much sought after trophy. This is the first…
Flavia Chan is a graduate of Emily Carr University, now attending classes in BCIT’s Marketing program. Her artwork is at once haunting and beautiful. She draws the sadness inspired in her work from real life experiences, but finds her creative characters a much more comfortable outlet than depictions of real people. Every one of her unique characters — from her painstakingly…
Over half a million people were left without power on August 29th when a powerful windstorm hit parts of B.C. Thousands of trees were uprooted, including some that lifted whole sidewalks and destroyed cars. The 90 km/h winds caused major damages to houses, power lines and roads. Vancouver Pak Board alone claims approximately 500 trees…
September 10th is suicide prevention day in Canada, aimed to invite all Canadians to “reach out” and help those who may be thinking of hurting themselves. Everyday 11 people end their lives by suicide, while 210 will attempt to end their lives. September 10th is aimed to help reduce that number. Suicide prevention day is…
The Students Association’s Health and Wellness program is organizing the first free outdoor yoga event for students. There is no need to sign up beforehand and students don’t even need a yoga mat. Just show up wearing comfortable clothing and enjoy. The class will be held on the track field at Burnaby campus on September…
Celebrate the good ‘ol days, take a look at modern times, then imagine where this school is headed. 28-full colour pages of features to enjoy.
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I don’t know who cried more, me or the dozens of toddlers sitting behind me. DreamWorks new animated comedy, Home, hits right where the heart is. The film tells the story of the alien Oh, voiced by Jim Parsons from the Big Bang Theory, and his friendship with a teenage girl played by Rihanna. The…