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Selkirk College cuts the ribbon on a new 36-bed facility on the Nelson-based campus, opening up opportunities for affordable housing for students.

Construction has started on a pair of Selkirk College student housing projects that will ultimately result in better learner outcomes and strengthened communities. Students, college staff, government leaders and contractors gathered on November 4 for the official groundbreaking ceremony that signals the start of a 112-bed project on the Castlegar Campus and a 36-unit project on Nelson’s Silver

Overlooking the rugged beauty of the West Arm of Kootenay Lake, the community came together to officially open the Tenth Street Indigenous Gathering Space.

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

Students introduced to an ancient Grand Fir on the Silver King Campus that will soon find its place on the BC Big Tree Registry.

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

Class of 2024 co-valedictorian Jay Porteous is confident her fellow graduates are ready to make a raucous impact on their budding careers.

Visiting faculty from the Berklee College of Music touched down in Nelson mid-October to explore the local scene and inspire learners.

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

Exploring new ways to collect hydrological data is helping to inform watershed-scale hydrological modelling.

Drone-collected imagery is helping to distinguish between healthy and unhealthy trees in subalpine and mixed-species Kootenay forests.

Chosen as one of 10 potters in a nationwide search, alumna Alice Gibson is a contestant on The Great Canadian Pottery Throw Down.

The college's artist-in-residence, Naomi Bourque, is bringing together her culture and lifetime of experience into a stellar poncho collection.

Showcasing the best province-wide ingredients through original dishes and outstanding service, students present the Best of BC on March 22.

From the whir of wheel to the fires of the kiln comes an array of student work that arrives at the junction of artistry and function.

Selkirk College instructor Robin DuPont has been added to the pantheon of British Columbia’s outstanding working artists.

Student entrepreneurs on the verge of exciting post-graduation careers, presented a wide range of incredible ideas at the Business Plan Tradeshow.

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.

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

Addressing health care shortfalls is the focus of a campaign aimed at assisting students destined for careers in a variety of vital professions.

Students in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program presented a myriad of leadership projects that paint a promising picture for future careers.

Rural Pre-Medicine Program alumni Dr. Svetlana Hadikin is being recognized for her inherent commitment to stronger health care.

Graduates of all Selkirk College programs came together on the Castlegar Campus in late-May to celebrate and take bold steps forward.