Is the Disney Cultural Exchange Worth It? A BCIT Student Breaks It Down
Written and Photographed by Radman Mohammadi It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience filled with memories and lessons…
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Written and Photographed by Radman Mohammadi It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience filled with memories and lessons…
Written & Photographed by Cathy Ye As spring arrived in Vancouver, BCIT Student Association brought…
Written by Cathy Ye & Erica Ogodo Photos by Mio Zheng Illustrations by Allyson Reyes…
By Erica Ogodo with recommendations from Link contributors Who would have imagined that books on…
Written by Erica Ogodo You’ll never hear anyone say, “Be careful. Your career might be…
By Cathy Ye, with contributions from BCIT students and recent graduatesSpecial Thanks: Ethan Van Dyk,…
In Conversation with BCIT alum, author, and entrepreneur Nigel Bennett. By Cathy Ye & Ian…
Becoming a part of student leadership at BCIT is undeniably a significant enhancement for your…
If you’re curious about how taking on a student executive role can benefit you after…
Photo by Zach Blaney Are you looking for a place to unwind after a tough…
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From humble beginnings in Puebla, a suburb two hours from Mexico City, to a craft brewery in Vancouver’s Olympic Village,…
My friend is a huge fan of Guillermo del Toro’s work, especially with the classic Pan’s Labyrinth. So she naturally…
What you and BCIT can do to prepare yourself for an unexpected natural disaster Three words: drop, cover, hold. If…
The drone market is growing so rapidly that it is projected to be a $11.5 billion industry by 2020. Since…
Harmony Korine’s new flick is a sunny trip to the dark side of today’s youth culture Most people, including some…
Author’s post-Potter debut overcomes some contrived mature themes to deliver an engaging look at human nature This is not Harry…