At BC Colleges, we want to acknowledge the successes of our colleges, especially excellence in teaching and community building. We celebrate the many milestones, projects, collaborations and announcements from our colleges on our website, in our monthly newsletter, and throughout our social media channels.
Read about the latest news and activities happening at colleges throughout BC in this month’s What’s New at BC Colleges? e-newsletter.
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The Engineers and Geoscientists of BC (Northern Branch) (EGBC) hosted their annual popsicle stick bridge breaking competition at Coast Mountain College.
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Now a multi-trillion dollar a year industry, there is a lot more to e-commerce than just clicking a button to “add to cart.”
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College of the Rockies’ Trades Sampler program has formed a partnership with the Windermere District Farmers’ Institute (WDFI) that has benefitted both parties.
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Nursing Program student Melissa Markin is one of four Canadian post-secondary students to receive this year’s Colleges and Institutes Canada Bird Construction/Paul and Gerri Charrette Bursary.
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Camosun College is responding to a growing demand for cybersecurity professionals with two new programs in Cybersecurity and Network Technology
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As part of Langara College’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, the campus continues to add new green spaces.
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Coast Mountain College (CMTN) instructors Gord Weary, Catharine White and Matt Beedle presented an event on Wednesday, April 27 entitled “Water” We Doing?
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May is #AsianHeritageMonth in Canada and Langara College invites the community to several events to celebrate and recognize the rich history of Asian people in Canada and their important contributions to society.
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Humans have been adorning themselves with jewellery since before history was recorded, which means there is a lot to learn when studying jewellery design today. Jewellery also continues to evolve alongside tastes, materials, and technology, which creates an ongoing challenge for Vancouver Community College’s (VCC) Jewellery Art and Design program: fitting everything into a two-year diploma.
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Indigenous students, faculty and staff have a new culturally relevant space for connection and celebration with the official opening of the Indigenous Gathering Place at North Island College's Campbell River campus.
