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Selkirk College alumna Alana Block is using her education to in the School of Environment & Geomatics to work towards positive change.

Nursing students extend essential community support throughout the West Kootenay and build meaningful connections.

Compelling beauty of words and images in print will be the focus of a special night where the latest edition of The Black Bear Review will be launched.

In observance of the Transgender Day of Visibility, Selkirk College will display the transgender pride flag at campuses throughout the region.

Scarlet Euerby is embracing the adventure of a lifetime as she studies abroad in Paris through an international exchange program.

A brilliant mash-up of creativity, colour and excitement filled Mary Hall on Nelson’s Tenth Street Campus at the annual Monster Party.

Program alumni are using their two-year diploma as a pathway to launch careers and academic ambitions across the continent.

Students created a stunning collection of detailed, layered maps and 3D prints that provide an interactive way to visualize geographic information.

The college is exploring other ways to deliver education and training in these communities.

In celebration of Earth Day, we’re checking in with Kayla Tillapaugh to learn about sustainability-focused projects at the college.

Selkirk College proudly recognizes the dedicated efforts of its long-serving employees and those transitioning into retirement.

The wildfire risk in the Selkirk College region is currently high to extreme. Please be prepared for an emergency situation should it arise.

Meet Class of 2025 co-valedictorian Hannah Mounsey, a graduate of the four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program.

The Fine Woodworking Show & Sale comes to downtown Nelson on May 23 to 25, with this year’s class eager to show off the incredible creativity.

It’s the end of a memorable chapter and a future filled with possibility for Selkirk College’s Class of 2025.

A pair of individuals who have made a difference in the Selkirk College community have been recognized with Board of Governors Awards.

Selkirk College is pleased to announce the approval of a balanced operating budget of $70.4 million for the 2025–26 fiscal year.

Surrounded by the warm embrace of the families and staff, accomplishments by Indigenous students were recognized on the eve of Convocation 2025.

The next cohort begins in January 2026. Apply today and take the first step toward a rewarding career in health care.

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

This upward trend reflects a commitment to accessible, high-quality education that aligns with labour-market needs.

The new look promotes an experience connected to land and community that prepares students to adapt and thrive.

Instructor Jenn Lucke will work with learners to develop skills, complete prerequisites or pursue a BC Adult Graduation Diploma.

A research partnership with Living Lakes Canada amplifies public education and community efforts through real-world learning.