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A fresh space on Selkirk College’s Castlegar Campus welcomes students from diverse cultural backgrounds to join together in dialogue, knowledge and understanding.

Indigenous students attending the College of New Caledonia (CNC) now have a culturally safe and familiar environment to call home with the opening of the first Indigenous-specific student housing at the college.

Amongst the hustle of this booming northern town, sits a school overlooking the valley where history can be found in its making.

Vancouver Community College (VCC) is pleased to offer a specialized, no-cost Building Service Worker program to support recent immigrants experiencing difficulties securing employment.

Camosun College today celebrated its golden anniversary with a special recognition ceremony and the unveiling of The Cycle of Knowledge House Post.

When Robyn Inglangasuk moved to British Columbia from the Northwest Territories, there was one cultural shock she was not prepared for — every employer wanted to see a high school diploma.

On-campus instruction returns, with provincially mandated safety measures in place. After many months of alternative delivery, College of the Rockies’ is looking forward to welcoming students back to campus again, starting September 7.

Colleges in British Columbia are aligned with public health guidance as they prepare for a full return to on-campus learning in September.

Students, faculty and staff at B.C.’s colleges and universities are being supported to come back together for in-person learning this fall with added health and safety measures ordered by the provincial health officer.

An exciting range of innovative, real-world engineering projects will be on display at Camosun College’s Interurban campus this Friday, Aug. 20, as part of this year’s graduating class of mechanical engineering technology students’ capstone showcase.