In The News

B.C. public post-secondary institutions remain open and committed to offering students options for staying on track, graduating on time, and meeting their learning goals.

North Island College’s Centre for Applied Research, Technology, and Innovation (CARTI) is embarking on a new research project, investigating how seaweed can help improve the health and sustainability of cattle farming.

A Message from BC Colleges President, Colin Ewart

New community program empowers youth to ‘Build Back Better'.

When Camosun Physics instructor Ed Nelson put out an extracurricular challenge to his class, he never imagined just how enthusiastically and successfully a group of his students would respond.

The College of New Caledonia invites residents of north-central British Columbia to provide their ideas and inspiration as the organization charts its future.

When the pandemic hit, they adapted. When greater need appeared, they collaborated. When an unthinkable tragedy struck, they supported each other through it. And when the chance came to share their idea with the country, they rose to the challenge.

Building on the foundation of rural-based innovation in the region, Selkirk College is taking the lead at a Kootenay technology hub.

College of the Rockies will be holding its full slate of programs for fall 2020, although in a different way.

VCC automotive student using virtual reality (VR) automotive welding technology on campus.