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Returning organic waste produced on campuses into the region’s circular economy is an important part of a sustainability project.

A beloved voice on the CBC radio’s foundational program As It Happens between 2006 and 2022, Carol Off will be in Castlegar on February 12.

Vice-President, Education & Students, Taya Whitehead speaks about the impact of international education policy changes.

Selkirk Innovates research team has embarks on a three-year project focused on outcomes aimed at assisting regional cannabis producers.

The first cohort of graduates from Selkirk College’s Practical Nursing Program are now out in communities making a difference.

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

Putting the wrap on an outstanding 12 months where ambition met outcome and new beginnings led to exciting futures.

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

Rural Pre-Medicine Program alumna Jocey Terwoord credits boost from scholarships for helping pave pathway to becoming a family doctor.