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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.

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

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

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.

Representing 900 years of service to students and the regional post-secondary community, the college recognized employee commitment.

Carrying forward the power of community nurtured at college into the broader world post-graduation is the message from Holly Macris.

Researchers, faculty and students at Selkirk College are embarking on an extensive three-year project to address rural homelessness that brings together diverse community partners with the aim to improve the well-being of those experiencing homelessness across the West Kootenay. Spurred by the recently announced $360,000 grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

Read a book that highlights Indigenous voices and join a guided discussion about themes related to truth and reconciliation.

The Tenth Street Campus Indigenous Gathering Space will provide vital building blocks for cultural wellness, education and growth.

The space will be available for ceremony, events, celebrations and learning related to Indigenous history, education, truth, justice and reconciliation.

Dean Allison Alder reflects on her recent experience learning a new language in the course Beginner's n̓səl̓xčin 1: Colville-Okanagan Salish.

Expanding international education pathways with a focus on regional labour market needs is central to a partnership with a business school in Hong Kong.

A community approach to addressing the homelessness crisis in rural BC through meaningful building blocks continues to make headway.

Gaining deeper understanding about community thoughts on homelessness is the focus of a Selkirk Innovates online survey now open to the public.

The golf camp has been a staple of summer fun for youngsters who want to build their skills with support from dedicated purveyors of the sport.

Bridging cultures and developing English language skills during a summer deep-dive into Kootenay life was the successful outcome for 78 learners.

Digging deeper into a multitude of rural issues to establish facts and data-driven evidence for decision-makers, Selkirk Innovates is producing results and helping guide the region into a more informed future.

Calling all students! Join us at a Get Connected event to get to know your campus and connect with friends old and new.

On a beautiful late-August afternoon, employees from campuses and learning centres across the region gathered for a kick-off to the fall term.