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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.

An essential component of healthy lifestyles, recreation facilities on the Castlegar Campus will undergo a major renovation starting in June.

There’s a hub of innovative learning going on at Selkirk College in downtown Trail that's worth checking out.

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

In a showcase of student work, the Digital Arts Program teamed up with the Digital Fabrication & Design Program for the Year End Show.

A co-op student joins the GIS & Natural Resource Management team to gather data to help increase understanding of local fish habitats.

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 forest is a living lab for hands-on learning where students collect forest, fisheries and ecosystem data and learn to interpret it.

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

A two-year learning journey for those pursuing careers in the hospitality and tourism sector began in early-May for 40 new students.

The annual Fine Woodworking Show & Sale returns to downtown Nelson on May 24 to 26 with this year’s diverse cohort of students set to dazzle.

Entry into an exciting and rewarding career in the industrial sector is only a short program away at Selkirk College.

Broad support for remarkable regional post-secondary was on display April 24 when more than $28,000 was raised during Giving Day.

A social innovation project focused on homelessness in rural BC is gaining momentum with increasing support from across the region.

Selkirk Reads! aims to highlight Indigenous authors, voices and stories to help lead us toward greater understanding, truth and reconciliation.

Humble and determined steps towards creating stronger rural communities help define the impact made by 2024 recipient Frances Swan.