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Be a student leader! An election has been called to fill one student position on the Education Council—apply today.

A design deep in symbolism that’s aimed at fostering better understanding for everyone is featured on the college’s special edition T-shirt.

Five candidates are running for two students positions on the Selkirk College Board of Governors. Learn about them and vote!

Gaining understanding, sharing culture and finding better ways forward was the focus during the lead-up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Three candidates are running for one student position on the Selkirk College Education Council. Learn about them and vote!

The tilling and toil by students in the SOAR Program at the community garden has received a boost from the Kootenay Co-Op grocery store.

Find out how to access a free Grammarly licence and how Grammarly can help improve your writing skills.

For one night only, the instructors at the heart of the college's music program will perform for the community that has embraced their talents.

Raised in a community that relies upon the forest industry, second-year Forest Technology Program student Gracie Smith has sights set on change.

Supporting youth as we find our way forward is fundamental to brighter days ahead according to Mir Lecture speaker Sharon Stein.

Recent changes by government have prompted a response from associations representing post-secondary institutions across Canada.

Local speakers will champion and accelerate local solutions to the climate crisis at the fifth-annual TEDxSelkirk College Countdown event.

International Education Week takes place during the third week of November at post-secondary campuses across Canada.

As the season shifts into winter, equip yourself with the knowledge and tools you need to stay safe behind the wheel.

Celebrating International Education Week with a closer look at options available for students to get involved in a learning adventure of a lifetime.

Take some time to nurture yourself during Thrive Week! Focus on supporting positive mental health and wellness at a series of events across campuses.

Selkirk Innovates pulls together vital information to helps inform rural residents about where we have been and can help inform where we are going.

A deeper knowledge of the past helps Selkirk College learners understand the complexities of today and where tomorrow is leading.

President Maggie Matear outlines recent policy changes to international education and their impacts on Selkirk College and local communities.

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

Upcoming renovations to the servery area of the Ripple Café on the Castlegar Campus will enhance its look and functionality.

A fresh chapter of post-secondary life, affordability and access was officially opened on the Castlegar Campus.

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.