HEARTBLEED: what it is and how it affects you at BCIT
Heartbleed bug has been wreaking havoc on the Internet, and it’s time that Link Magazine gives you the know-how on this encryption flaw.
ON THE TURNTABLES: A beginner’s guide to vinyl
In anticipation of the upcoming Record Store Day on April 20, Cory Correia explains the best ways to pick your vinyl.
2014/2015 Student Elections winners
And the winners are…
Drones at BCIT
Simon Little investigates the drone camera seen buzzing about BCIT’s Burnaby Campus.
PRETTY IN PINK: Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival gears up for its 8th year
Spring is in the air, and Laura Shortt explains how you can get the most enjoyment out of one of Vancouver’s prettiest sights.
NO FREE PARKING at SHRINERS
The Shriners are cracking down on your “secret” spot, but their rates are actually more affordable than BCIT
Von Trier’s Nymph()maniac: a study in being human
Lars Von Trier’s four-hour epic in two volumes is a sincere tale of love and loneliness.
FREE TAX SERVICE FOR BCIT STUDENTS
Find out how to get your tax return done for you, for free, by trained volunteers
VANCOUVER FASHION WEEK: OPENING GALA
Link photographer Yinan Shi was on-hand for the opening gala of VFW and gives us a first look at all the designers
WOMEN IN FILM: Vancouver film festival reflects a much-needed change in the industry
In response to Blanchett’s Oscar speech, Montana Cumming digs deeper into exactly what it’s like to be a woman in film today.
BCIT students create a social media challenge to reduce carbon footprint
Students at BCIT are using social media to promote sustainable every day practices.
MEASLES AT BCIT: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
BCIT MEASLES: What you need to know, plus student reactions to the news.