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  In the past few months, relationships have either accelerated […]

Not all relationships feel like a cozy warm blanket; some […]

  Normalization has become a buzzword that’s thrown around a […]

What is a fetish?   A fetish is a fixation […]

Porn. It is the second most popular thing on the […]

Porn has long been treated as taboo in our societal […]

COVID-19 has fundamentally changed how we date, and frankly, it […]

  In the last decade, there has been a push […]

Over the past several years, social media has become less […]

None of us really know how much we’ve been influenced […]

“Babe, come cuddle!” “Not right now, the boys need me […]

What defines you as a person are not your highs […]

None of us can afford the brand new and extremely […]

During the winter holidays, I usually emblazon my house with […]

a wake up call (for us all) In the past […]

Since March, nearly everything that I’ve done has been on […]

This time of year can be difficult at the best […]

From social media to health blogs, nutrition myths are all […]

“Did it start?” asks my friend who is sitting next […]

Joe Biden’s win over Donald Trump provides a glimmer of […]

A Focus on Indigenous Community Place Making It’s not everyday […]

  If you are feel like you’re digging yourself in […]

By most standards, Canadians can be considered reasonably healthy people. […]

  If you’re like me, your physical health has taken […]

Time to power up with this well-rounded meal! This recipe […]

    Going through summer withdrawals? If your answer is […]

A transformed definition and experience of beauty is a collective […]

Created by veteran producer Aaron Guzikowski and supported by legendary […]

Photos: Macus Ong It’s never too late to start over. […]

Glennon Doyle’s memoir, called Untamed, is a collection of intimate […]

This year, attractions are coming up with creative ways to […]

Picture it: Los Angeles, 2019. We collectively turn a blind […]

The transition to online classes in late March affected how […]

It’s so easy to pay other people compliments and cheer […]

The Audacity to Be Queen is a self-help book for […]

Reaching High, Educating Others, & Advocating for Equality Ben Gebauer […]

Theatre has always had a special place in my heart. […]

Ingredients: 1 tbsp oil 1 onion 3 cloves garlic ½ […]

After enduring two long months of BCIT and seven months […]

Here’s something I never thought I’d say: “I miss BCIT.” […]

Set in the notoriously violent suburbs of Paris, Mathieu Kassovitz’s […]

Perhaps the news of today has provided you with your […]

When Elin Molenaar came to Vancouver from Dirkshorn in the […]

Exploring Ourselves People are naturally curious about who they are. […]

Where we’ve gone, and where we’ll go again. 

Where does the time go? For part-time civil engineering student […]

After Stephanie Dekker worked in the veterinary industry for a […]

Matthew Miller ran for Vice President Student Experience because he […]

  Odds are, you’re a student at BCIT with a […]

(How to hold onto your social life as a BCIT […]

I’d seen avocado pits with toothpicks poked in them in […]

Orientation for first-year students is always a whirlwind of information. […]

Great for students on the go, this jam-packed mix has […]

  Amid a slew of news reports involving violent (and […]

Dear international student,   Congrats on making it into BCIT! […]

 By Lauren Edwards   A workout app created by Chris […]

  The Michelle Obama Podcast is an extension to her […]

Years from now, when people ask us what the year […]

Blind date enthusiasts rejoice! The Netflix original series, Dating Around, has […]

After going through our old posts, we realized that we […]

The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the demand for services provided […]

While I usually enjoy spending time by myself, I’m not […]

The ironic escapism of pandemic-inspired books, films, and television. If […]

Each year, Link and the BCIT Student Association honour a […]

Tips for job seekers and alternative opportunities As I sit […]

As we are physically distancing and staying at home as […]

According to the World Health Organization[1], COVID-19 has infected over […]

Mother’s Day has been around for more than a century, […]

In March, the number of post-secondary working students (aged 15-29) […]

Over time, fast fashion has led to fabric mountains, and […]

Among the numerous consequences of COVID-19, one ugly side effect […]

The odds are that if you live in BC and […]

Not a New Concept For decades, the multi-billion-dollar global industry […]

Money-making behind the screens by Daniella Pettenon COVID-19 has brought […]

Illustrations of a Daydreamer Under the pseudonym Maen Illustrates, Rhi […]

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES PROTECT 80% OF THE WORLD’S BIODIVERSITY DESPITE ONLY […]

Greenwashing(n.)¹: the act of misleading customers or potential customers into […]

words Daniella Pettenon We all know those second-to-last row classmates […]

Post-secondary students, who largely aren’t working during the school year […]

Tired of online classes and watching Netflix? Here is your […]

A Modern Renaissance Man words Chantel Tanaka Tsvetu “Let’s take […]

Theatre Under the Gun: The Social Distancing Edition is a 48-hour […]

By Vishal Pillay Lil Wayne has finally released the awaited […]

By Lauren Edwards I’ve never been one to drink casually […]

Rugby fever came to town in March, and almost 75,000 […]

A Call for Personal Responsibility in the Climate Crisis  2019 […]

As COVID-19 reaches across the globe, companies are lost. There […]

Update as of 3:55 pm PST, March 13, 2020 President […]

The recent global pandemic has the world preventing the spread […]

How You Can Take Care of Your Liver words Nick […]

When Curtis Kim saw a lack of exact numbers to […]

Diggz is an online marketplace that enables users to search […]

Students, business leaders, and entrepreneurs gathered in The Great Hall […]

Students fill out evaluations for every course, but is this […]

“It’s not about getting to a number on the scale—It’s […]

It’s March, and spring break is on the horizon. With […]

  St. Patrick’s Day—a day where every Irish pub in […]

People gotta eat. At BCIT everyday, food-based articles are thrown […]

  Attention food, culture and comedy lovers! Chef and restaurateur […]

Faith & Humility: Accounting Graduate Shawn Grewal’s Winding Journey to […]

Waves follows the story of 17-year-old black student and wrestler […]

At his core, Vincent Lin is just a shy little […]

  I was excited to try out this new spot […]

A post-secondary education will be more affordable for thousands of […]

Glitter Ball is back for its second year as the […]

For the 13th year, volunteers will gather to lend a […]

I have always been curious about photography but never really […]

Alright, you’re ready to have sex, but you don’t want […]

Julia Verea is a 24-year-old photographer, screenwriter, social media manager, […]

Aside from the monotonous task of chopping vegetables, Tabbouleh is […]

I make Baba Ghanoush in a small food processor, but […]

Empowering women through twerking Nicole Vicente advertised her twerking class […]

Aaron Rempel sat down with Justin Cervantes of the BCIT […]

“The internet is for porn! The internet is for porn! […]

From the awkward to the gross to the triumphant, a […]

When I first stepped onto the BCIT campus, I had […]

The hip-hop artist’s posthumous album dropped on January 17 Mac […]

The Steamworks Espresso Stout is a light-bodied heavily malted beer […]

Marriage Story pits the two ideas of falling in and […]

The B.C. Government is making changes to help ensure ICBC […]

‘Parasite’ and Joaquin Phoenix topped headlines during Hollywood’s biggest night. The 92nd Academy Awards recognized (and snubbed) the best film achievements of the year on Sunday.

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Born in West Texas, Greyson Chance got his start in […]

The government of BC has signed the U-pass agreement that […]

PuSh is a three-week festival featuring an emotionally honest, politically […]

Divorce As a Catalyst for Intergenerational Mental Health Concerns Can […]

Eva Yu started as an AntiVirus Analyst and is now […]

Canadian rapper Tory Lanez takes us back to the 2000s […]

Metcalf Institute’s Annual Science Immersion Workshop for Journalists to Explore How […]

Show One Productions presents the return of the all-male ballet […]

What: BOOZE ‘N’ SCHMOOZE – An Independent Filmmakers Meetup When: […]

More people are avoiding affiliations with people of differing political […]

Director Tom Hooper’s adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s hit Broadway […]

South Korean director Bong Joon-ho satirizes class warfare in his […]

Buckle up. It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for—Brad […]

Ingredients:  • 1 celery stalk, diced • 1 medium white […]

It was just another Tuesday afternoon, me in my all-black […]

Vancouver is a city that screams vibrancy and culture, and […]

The response we were looking for but not the one […]

Greater Vancouver based athleisure brand NoMiNoU has apologized and withdrawn […]

The newest exhibit at UBC’s Museum of Anthropology features 11 […]

Photos by Eric J.W. Li Last week, I visited the […]

Two new National Film Board of Canada (NFB) virtual reality […]

Another midday grew to the vault of heaven Sparse, rainy […]

Words Sherry M. Lai My first ever online purchase was […]

My name is Kevin. I’m 46 years old, and I’m […]

Photo design by Tracy Ngo These are great to eat […]

Zach Whitbread is a twenty-something-year-old frog who’s a complicated mess […]

Photography by Eric J.W. Li Amine Doulfikar is a powerhouse. […]

On October 26, American indie singer Noah Kahan played for […]

The launch of the Disney+ streaming service was possibly the […]

The holiday season is approaching and WorkSafeBC is reminding workers, […]

Comparative analysis reveals the cities emerging as leaders of smart […]

The winners for the 20th annual Burnaby Business Excellence Awards […]

Prep: 10 Minutes Cook: 30 Minutes Feeds: 5 This is […]

Yoga is more than a fitness fad. In Vancouver, there […]

Self Released: Bandcamp / May 2019 This Bandcamp release by […]

illustrations Sheku Nafisi I was sitting down for breakfast a […]

photography Alec Preissler & Andy Scheier I’m standing in a […]

Competitive Sailor, BCIT Student, and Red Bull Canada Marketing Specialist […]

Faculty Brewing, 1830 Ontario St, Vancouver, BC, V5T 2W6 Vancouver based […]

The Museum of Anthropology (MOA) at UBC presents the exhibition, […]

Station Square, 4405 Central Blvd, Burnaby, BC V5H 4M3 After […]

Eight nursing students organized and hosted two health events at […]

French director Céline Sciamma’s historical lesbian romance paints a transfixing […]

Ghosts of the Lower Mainland, a Halloween-themed Exhibition of Faux […]

Calling all innovative entrepreneurs with ideas to solve real-life problems […]

The #BestWitches campaign is a result of an after-hours social […]

Sheku Nafisi is a multi-disciplinary designer and artist based in […]

Overnight oats are one of the most diverse healthy breakfast […]

Humankind has long tried to find ways to simplify our […]

Student life is hard. It’s filled with assignments, examinations, and […]

This Fall, Link had the opportunity to speak with Samantha […]

content warning: this article discusses self-harm. November is the highest-suicide […]

How BCIT’s Cannabis Policy Was Hashed Out BCIT’s cannabis policy […]

 Comedians make us laugh, but often a profound story lies […]

Blank walls and empty shelves can be a dreary sight […]

DanceHouse, in partnership with Dancers of Damelahamid, launches its 2019/20 […]

A ribbon-cutting celebration of the BCIT North Campus Infrastructure Project […]

SuperBetter is a task-manager companion app for depression, anxiety, stress, […]

The Arts Club’s 2019–2020 season opens in Vancouver with A […]

On September 20, the UN Women’s HeForShe solidarity movement for […]

BATmin, SADmin and Dadmin open up about the page’s origins, […]

The Slamming Door Artist Collective presents Terence Rattigan’s Flare Path. […]

Early Music Vancouver (EMV) commences its 50th Anniversary Season with […]

This holiday season, the Vancouver Christmas Market celebrates its 10th […]

The Jack Webster Foundation is pleased to announce an addition […]

Interviewed by Lauren Edwards Photography by Eric J.W. Li After […]

A lifelong drive to make a difference combined with a […]

Colony  Colony, which just opened on Granville, is a pub […]

Businesses, schools, and governments are becoming game designers. Through rewards […]

Jordan Grant Pedersen bought his first camera in 2012 as […]

Sometimes your eyes need a break from staring at screens. […]

I’ve used this app before, but never at BCIT. I […]

Over the summer, we took a good look at what […]

Out On Screen hosts the Opening Gala of the Vancouver […]

On August 7, 2019, the Rick Hansen Foundation (RHF) announced […]

National Zero Waste Council Researching Relationship Between Food Waste and […]

You know summer is around the corner when Richmond Night […]

How Sustainably Conscious are You? Stepping towards a zero-waste lifestyle […]

If you applied for housing and recently got in—congratulations! You […]

Summer is a tough month for snacks and treats. Maintaining […]

The federal government is putting $595 million into a grant […]

The sales of vinyl records, cassette tapes, and classic video […]

Earlier this year Metro Vancouver launched a campaign to combat […]

  there’s something about being alone in a radio station […]

Link went behind the scenes to learn more about this collaborative project between the SA and BCIT. This new food services location is offering scratch cooking in NE-1 thanks to requests by students.

Mike Robertson is a BCIT student in the video production […]

Let’s face it, we’re killing the planet. Right at home […]

B.C.-based conceptual artist Mowry Baden uses perceptual psychology, science, and […]

During my first practicum rotation in the BCIT Broadcast and […]

The Friend 2 Friend Social Learning Society is using virtual […]

Illustration by Sheku Nafisi Last week I met with Trina […]

Who among us hasn’t, at some point, referred to a […]

EA (Electronic Arts) reached out to BCIT in 2017, asking […]

“Serial killers were becoming a source of entertainment for millions […]

Last October, twenty-five-year-old Nadia Murad was awarded the Nobel Peace […]

BCIT Communications instructor Tessa Jordan discusses the impact of cultural […]

photos Dayna Weststeyn A recent report found that Amazon’s facial […]

Aanikh Kler will be gracing BCIT’s IxL conference this spring. […]

illustrations Sheku Nafisi After staring at the GPS and looking […]

Members of the 2018-2019 student council reflect on their experiences serving […]

It’s February, and the question,  “What are you doing for Valentine’s […]

For the first time in its history, the Vancouver Art […]

Netflix’s Bandersnatch has sent post-modern science fiction so far down […]

words Breah Zaman Illustration Sheku Nafisi   Her lips are cracked, […]

Since 2014, BCIT’s Formula Baja SAE team has been competing […]

Rasta Comics founder Rayon Morris wants to infuse authentic Caribbean culture […]

 photos Eric Li Across from NE1, students are on a […]

photos by Dayna Weststeyn This article is a student spotlight […]

Good ol’ Mother Nature—giver of life; cradle of civilizations; muse […]

BCITSA Chair of Aerospace, Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Student, Off-roader, Explorer […]

Luca Guadagnino’s Suspiria (2018) would be better characterized as a […]

The 2018 Vancouver International Film Festival is underway and we’re […]

We’ve all heard the unnerving predictions of how climate change […]

Daniella Molina is a student in BCIT’s Construction Management program […]

Eric Saczuk is a Geomatics Engineering instructor at BCIT, but […]

BCIT is going to challenge you in ways you never […]

1st year BCIT Technology Teacher Education (TTED) “I started learning […]

The 2018 Vancouver International Film Festival is underway and we’re […]

The 2018 Vancouver International Film Festival is underway and we’re […]

The 2018 Vancouver International Film Festival is underway and we’re […]

Vancouver Fringe Festival runs every year in September. This year, […]

The 2018 Vancouver International Film Festival has begun and we’ve […]

Vancouver Fringe Festival runs every year in September. This year, […]

Vancouver Fringe Festival runs every year in September. This year, […]

BC Premier John Horgan alongside Minister of Children and Family Development, Katrine Conroy,  and Minister of State of Child Care, Katrina Chen, visited the BCITSA Childcare Centre (SE41) to reveal part of a three-year $1 billion investment into ChildCare BC.

“Emily Seal and Kas Baker are two halves of Vancouver […]

BCIT JDC West JDC West is the Olympics for business […]

For our September back-to-school issue, we feature BCIT Nursing student […]

With actors in the audience, The Dance Teacher reminds us that we rarely get to see all sides of a story

Brad Smith, President and Chief Legal Officer at Microsoft, recently visited BCIT to deliver a keynote speech for graduating students.

A look into our nostalgic past at the Vancouver Art Gallery.

The following interview between Twila Amato and the Honourable Minister […]

This year, LINK  honours Eda Aktas and Emily Vance with the 2017/18 Silver Pen […]

Just because you’re a student doesn’t mean you have to […]

For our April issue, BCIT student Max Huang headed off […]

Super Troopers 2 directed by: Jay Chandrasekhar starring: Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin […]

Thank you to to the 2018 Vancouver International Dance Festival, […]

Meet Hunter Bergen, a second-year BCIT Architecture student, and the […]

THE RIVERS CLINIC JUNE 1 – 3 (Hosted by the […]

photos courtesy: The Ocean Agency – XL Catlin Seaview Survey […]

Ashley Moliere (1st-Year Broadcast and Online Journalism) www.ashleymoliere.ca Instagram: @ashmo__photos […]

Toward the Source (2018) Dir. Norton Smith Filmed in the […]

Mantar Bhandal is one of the freshest faces in sports […]

ERIN FLEGG 1st Year- New Media Design and Web Development […]

Thank you to to the 2018 Vancouver International Dance Festival, […]

Thank you to to the 2018 Vancouver International Dance Festival, […]

words tanushree pillai illustrations brianne bruneau A few days ago, […]

Meet the 2nd-year New Media student inking out a career […]

Meet the models from the BCITMA’s Fashion Fundraiser.

On March 9th, the BCIT Marketing Association (BCITMA) held their […]

On Friday March 9, the BCIT Student Association (BCITSA) welcomed Burnaby North MLA […]

Staging a beloved and classic work of theatre such as […]

Red Sparrow weaves the tale of a ballerina turned Russian […]

Looking to tap your feet to a funky beat? Sip […]

words michael white images sean murphy If you grew up […]

Check out a selection of photos from LINK’s January 2018 […]

words tanushree pillai images ryan judd Here I am standing […]

illustrations eda aktas The #MeToo movement unofficially began in October […]

photos max huang Michael Lim made a name for himself […]

Today’s provincial budget announcement saw historic investment in affordable housing […]

Last month, BCIT became the first polytechnic institute to host […]

The PuSh International Performing Arts Festival has occurred annually in […]

Uphill from Here words catherine garrett photos graham cox Landon […]

3% is Netflix’s first venture into a Portuguese-language original series, […]

The Post is a film that places a spotlight on […]

My friend is a huge fan of Guillermo del Toro’s […]

Sheldon Lynn Computer Systems Technology Follow him on Instagram: @sheldon […]

OAKUM is about to become your new favourite DJ and he might just be sitting right next to you in class, crafting his latest track.

BCIT grad Kaya Dorey represents North America as UN Young Champion of the Earth

An Exit 22 Company production. Adapted for the stage by […]

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: DAYNA WESTSTEYN words twila amato photos braeden frew […]

The Mountain of SGaana, an award-winning short film based on […]

Author: Selenna Ho What is your personal connection with the […]

Thank you to the 2017 Vancouver International Film Festival for […]

Review by Laura Johnston Borg vs. McEnroe dir. Janus Metz […]

Thank you to the 2017 Vancouver International Film Festival for […]

Review by Hamish Singh Infiltration dir. Robert Morin True North […]

Review by Aaron Guillen The Mountain of SGaana dir. Christopher […]

Anarchist from the Colony (Hangul: 박 열) dir. Lee Joon-ik […]

International. My identity, not my label. For our November issue, […]

INGREDIENTS: 500g dark chocolate, cut into small pieces (I like […]

[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Slider_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] October Photo Walk Credits: Natalie Fox Michael White […]

The Christians Written by Lucas Hnath Directed by Sarah Rodgers […]

Moving to another country can be very adventurous and exciting, […]

Coconut Green Soup with Salmon and Chili Herb Oil   […]

Student Spotlight: Albert Tang For the October issue of LINK, […]

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LINK Magazine’s September Photo Walk On September 20th, LINK held it’s […]

In our world today we are seeing more and more […]

Matcha Chia Coconut Pudding Try Max Huang’s favourite satisfying and superfood packed chia […]

“If they pass on Deshaun Watson, they’re passing on Michael […]

  KINGSMAN: The Golden Circle dir. Matthew Vaughn 20th Century […]

I had the pleasure of attending a show earlier this […]

Well, so much for the athlete’s adage, ‘stick to sports.’ […]

Soul Samurai Written by Qui Nguyen Directed by Nathania Bernabe   Imagine […]

  The NFL is allowing fun back into football. After years […]

Just Not That Woman Written and Performed by Ali Scott […]

Draining the Swamp: A Musical Tweet Written by Rajiv Joseph Directed […]

The 2017 Fringe Festival (Sept 7 -17) is underway and LINK has been busy […]

If you went all-in on the rookie running back class […]

BCIT Engineering student, Jason Wait, joined thousands of other eclipse […]

In the wake of a major setback for race relations […]

BCIT Architecture student Albert Tang was travelling through Spain, Hungary […]

[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Slider_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] BCIT student (and chef, entrepreneur, graphic designer, marketer […]

Band: Arcade Fire Album: Everything Now Release Date: July 28, […]

Every month, we shine a spotlight on one exceptional BCIT student […]

From humble beginnings in Puebla, a suburb two hours from […]

Who Are The Creep Catchers? The “Creep Catchers” are a […]

BCIT opens new tech learning space for emerging leaders in a growing industry

Best of the Best We had so many amazing BCIT […]

Silver Pen Award 2016-2017 Tanushree Pillai The Silver Pen Award […]

With 4 simple letters, Kendrick Lamar announced his return to the rap game and this time he wasn’t around to play.

17 Degrees Café is the motherlode of delightful and instagrammable […]

Covenant is a colony ship bound for a distant planet. […]

Link-Ups is LINK Magazine’s missed connection service. We are taking a short summer hiatus, but will back in September to link ya’ll up.

Best of the Best We have selected some of the […]

For our April issue, BCIT Broadcast Journalism student Beth Mariam interviewed Lorelai […]

For our April issue, Ray Yu caught up with BCIT […]

Vancouver’s dessert game is strong and different ways of enjoying […]

Photos by Maddy Adams. See a full gallery on our Facebook page. […]

Korean-Mexican fusion food has arrived in Vancouver. Tako, or Taqueria […]

Daniel McRobert beats out thousands of other students for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

The newly elected student executives will serve a term from June 1st, 2017 – May 31st, 2018.

The newly elected student executives will serve a term from June 1st, 2017 – May 31st, 2018.

The newly elected student executives will serve a term from June 1st, 2017 – May 31st, 2018.

The newly elected student executives will serve a term from June 1st, 2017 – May 31st, 2018.

The newly elected student executives will serve a term from June 1st, 2017 – May 31st, 2018.

The newly elected student executives will serve a term from June 1st, 2017 – May 31st, 2018.

The newly elected student executives will serve a term from June 1st, 2017 – May 31st, 2018.

The newly elected student executives will serve a term from June 1st, 2017 – May 31st, 2018.

The newly elected student executives will serve a term from June 1st, 2017 – May 31st, 2018.

The newly elected student executives will serve a term from June 1st, 2017 – May 31st, 2018.

Jen Parente, Human Resources student and VP of the Human […]

  Celine Shen was speechless as she found out she […]

If you know me, you’ll know that I love donuts […]

Stuffy nose, lack of taste and smell, and no desire […]

At 100,000+ sqft, the proposed HSCAS will be one of the largest centres for health simulation training in Canada

In need of a healthy break from [insert fast food […]

EXPOSURE is a rotating student photo show featuring the work of select […]

Write On My Heart Defending LGBTQ Rights in the Age […]

Written by Jordan Kwong Artwork by Carolina Galdamez When I […]

  If you haven’t seen Hollywood’s latest ‘it movie’ Get […]

Big Fit Girl: Embrace the Body You Have Louise Green […]

Have you ever imagined eating ice cream out of a […]

Every year it’s the same routine. Keep one eye half-heartedly […]

Gothic Japanese performers. Spirits mourned in blood petals. Chained humanity […]

Kill The Lights, the urban Vancouver-based dance company, showed off […]

The following article was originally published in our March 2016 […]

Nowadays an artist can be equipped with more than an […]

With wrinkled hands, my grandma would grasp my tiny fists […]

Tanushree PIllai took a chance on moving with her son to Canada, in search of a better life, knowing full well that for the average Indian woman, this is freedom.

Ray Yu, BCIT Graphic Design student, travelled to Nicaragua for six […]

Burnaby, BC —   Changes are coming to the student […]

For our February issue’s Student Spotlight, we danced our way around campus with Mineral Exploration and Mining Technologies student Alexandra Fontaine,

Part 2 of our February Student Spotlight features yet another dancer, this time it’s hip hop choreographer and GTech student Case Mutangadura

Yu-Gi-Oh: Duel Links iOS, Android (konami) A shot of nostalgia […]

  The xx I See You (young turks) The echoes […]

Dance means so many things to so many people. Romance, […]

Photos from Vancouver’s Women’s March (January 21, 2017)

Bunny Ghatrora, accounting student and co-founder of Ellebox, invited us […]

An extension of Link Magazine’s “Begging for Change” (January 2017 […]

Soooo… I’m guessing you’re curious about being in movies with the […]

I didn’t want to write about Pandemic until I’ve played the […]

Check out this gallery of impressive astrophotography taken by our January Student Spotlight, Jason Wait.

The 2016 NFL MVP has no obvious frontrunner. The Dallas […]

The NFL is easily the most popular and profitable sports league in […]

With film, you slow down and try to create the story.

The demise of Aaron Rodgers was greatly exaggerated. In the […]

Hey guys, let’s talk cards. And by that, I mean […]

What would you do if you were forced to live […]