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Class was in for students taking the Social Service Worker Program with stunning 28-year-old gelding named Mohawk as the mentor.

The saws and woodchipper were buzzing with Forest Technology Program second-year students lending many hands to wildfire mitigation efforts.

Bringing the waves and vibrations of a semester’s worth of hard work to the stage, students will greet the holiday break with the Winter Sonic Showcase.

Five decades of nursing education was celebrated in mid-October when Selkirk College alumni gathered on the Castlegar Campus.

SOAR students are doing their part to help those in the region experiencing hurt, hunger and homelessness.

SOAR students join Kootenay-raised Canadian recording artist Shawn Hook for a magical night at the Bailey Theatre.

Language is the heartbeat of culture, and a new Colville-Okanagan Salish beginners’ course puts focus on strengthening understanding.

It’s the educational bedrock for the region’s health care system and the Selkirk College Nursing Program is celebrating 50 years of graduates.

Whether it is lifelong learning or looking for a spark to further academic adventures, the Open Studies Program has the answer.

An annual springtime tradition, catch emerging music talents on stage at the Shambhala Music & Performance Hall in Nelson.

Selkirk College will continue welcoming learners from across the world with a new international study permit application in place.

With the foundation laid for 150 new beds of student housing, the projects in Castlegar and Nelson are taking a dramatic leap forward.

Keeping the wheels moving with a feeling of pride was the message delivered to a class of Heavy Mechanical Foundation Program students.

Four students in the School of Business triumphed in a prestigious competition that matched their talents against top-notch post-secondary peers.

The flag speaks to Selkirk College’s dedication to creating an environment that celebrates diversity and a culture of inclusion for all.

Student-led literary magazine launches eighth edition at the Nelson Museum, Archives & Gallery on April 10. The community is invited to attend.

The ancient art of blacksmithing being taught at the Victoria Street Campus has received a modern boost from Columbia Basin Trust.

An otherworldly vibe of creativity permeated learning when both college and elementary school students got together for a Monster Party.

Selkirk College students determinedly pushing towards the end of the winter term hit pause to recognize outstanding achievement.

Tzeporah Berman has spent three decades as a crusader for urgent environmental change and will share her journey at a May 1 event.

Set to contribute to a cornerstone of the economy, students the School of Hospitality & Tourism were recognized for outstanding outcomes.

Participants in international development educational project visit Tenth Street Campus and Selkirk Technology Access Centre.

The detail and beauty arising from student creativity in the Fine Woodworking Program shop has been bolstered by new tools.