Photos: Macus Ong It’s never too late to start over. This sentiment is something former Japan Air-Self Defense Force officer turned aspiring chartered accountant, Yoko… Read More »Student Spotlight:The Reinvention of Yoko Ozaki
It’s so easy to pay other people compliments and cheer them on when they do something well. Being supportive of each other’s accomplishments is something… Read More »The self-esteem melting pot: learning how to maintain your self-esteem in post-secondary
Reaching High, Educating Others, & Advocating for Equality Ben Gebauer is second-year Broadcast and Online Journalism student, a professional cannabis consultant, and a breath of… Read More »Student Spotlight: Ben Gebauer
When Elin Molenaar came to Vancouver from Dirkshorn in the Netherlands for her gap year, she came with an interest in telling a visual story… Read More »Photo Feature: Elin Molenaar
Exploring Ourselves People are naturally curious about who they are. Research in philosophy, psychology, anthropology, and other social sciences has been fuelled by that curiosity.… Read More »Exploring Personality
Where does the time go? For part-time civil engineering student Cody Pallin, the transition to online learning is somewhat of a blessing in disguise. Staying… Read More »Mini Student Spotlight: Cody Pallin
After Stephanie Dekker worked in the veterinary industry for a decade, she decided it was time for a change. She wanted to work directly with… Read More »Mini Student Spotlight: Stephanie Dekker
Matthew Miller ran for Vice President Student Experience because he wanted to be in a position to advocate for better student access to mental health… Read More »Mini Student Spotlight: Matthew Miller
In March, the number of post-secondary working students (aged 15-29) dropped by 28% from February, due to COVID-19. The federal government announced emergency responses to… Read More »Government Provides COVID-19 Support for Students and Recent Graduates
Post-secondary students, who largely aren’t working during the school year or work contract jobs that will end at the end of April, are not eligible… Read More »Students are demanding to be included in the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit
Update as of 3:55 pm PST, March 13, 2020 President of BCIT, Kathy Kinloch, gave a recent update to students and faculty on the actions… Read More »How BCIT is Responding to COVID-19
The recent global pandemic has the world preventing the spread of the virus in many ways, including many international travel bans. Unfortunately, that means no… Read More »How to bring your travel-banned vacation home
