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A Mir Centre for Peace lecture series event on December 5 will provide understanding and deeper insight into the disastrous conflict.

On tour with Boy Golden as the opening band for The Sheepdogs, alum Austin Parachoniak returned to Nelson for a sold-out concert.

Important information for the Selkirk College community regarding the Government of Canada's announcement regarding international students.

An unexpected night sky in mid-February is an unforgettable experience for a student from Thailand.

Employers from across the province get acquainted with students in the School of Hospitality & Tourism.

Empowering underrepresented voices and prioritizing initiatives is the focus of the college's Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Action Plan.

An upcoming information session focuses on fulfilling and rewarding careers that support others.

Out of chaos comes strength and a deeper appreciation for community, a lesson that students in the Class of 2023 had thrust upon it.

In an effort to gain deeper understanding the West Bank conflict, the Mir Centre for Peace is hosting two events that will present a local perspective.

Selkirk Reads! is part of an initiative further our understanding of the harms of colonization and be part of the journey toward reconciliation.

Student success is not achieved in isolation and four individuals who have helped bolster outcomes are being recognized for learning journey guidance.

Gathering to focus on the community in college, the Employee Recognition & Retirement Dinner brought together hundreds of years of excellence.

Accessible and responsive post-secondary education are key features in Selkirk College’s freshly released education plan.

From the minds and muscle of Selkirk College students, arrives the eye-popping elegance of the Fine Woodworking Year End Show & Sale.

Safety, stigma and immense struggle were themes brought forward by those with lived experience who presented at a homelessness summit.

The shortage of skilled trades provides an opportunity for those interested in carpentry to get career-ready training at Selkirk College.

Shared learning and shared understanding is the focus of the 94 Days of Education & Action initiative.

Providing wisdom and experience to the college’s governance structure, Scott Weatherford and Audrey Repin are being praised for their service.

Building a brighter future for the planet requires collective action and Selkirk College is being recognized for its sustainability efforts.

Helping Indigenous learners achieve post-secondary ambitions at Selkirk College is the aim of a $5,000 donation by Castlegar’s Grant Thornton.