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Selkirk College distributed 55 holiday food hampers to students. Help ensure access to vital resources and supports—donate today.

Community points of access offer academic upgrading and training to support career readiness and skill development.

Employees and students are invited to submit proposals for projects that advance reconciliation and peacebuilding.

Holli shares how connection and collaboration inform her teaching practice and help foster a strong learning community.

Since last April, more than 500 students have collectively received over $589,000 through bursaries and scholarships.

Explore programs that lead to in-demand jobs, discover emerging industries and access resources that support career growth.

Explore topics that advance the goals outlined in the City of Nelson's Official Community Plan and share your input!

Recreation, Fish and Wildlife (RFW) students head to Beasley for a hands-on look at a bat conservation initiative led by the Okanagan Nation Alliance.

Learn more about a rewarding career as a plant operator, eligibility criteria for the Teck Diversity Entrance Awards and how to apply.

It will establish a globally connected epicentre for technological innovation and economic growth in the West Kootenay and Boundary regions.

Dig out the vintage onesies, neon windbreakers and Y2K tracksuits, Whitewater Ski Resort is taking a trip back in time for the annual SROAMazing Race.

Swap hoodies for bowties at the SROAMazing Race: Black-Tie Affair, a red-carpet-style adventure on snow at Whitewater Mountain Resort.

The refreshed space is the latest project in an ongoing partnership focused on enhancing the student experience

Michele shares how honouring and learning with the land are central to her worldview and her teaching practice.

In recognition of the International Transgender Day of Visibility, Selkirk College will raise the transgender pride flag at campuses throughout the region.

Carla shares how hands-on learning in the Digital Fabrication and Design Program gave her the practical skills to advance her career.

It highlighted the province’s $241 million investment in skilled trades training to reduce waitlists, increase per-seat funding, and expand certification opportunities.