Link magazine is a hub for student ideas and culture at the British Columbia Institute of Technology. Published in print and online by the BCIT Student Association, our content is produced by a team of students. We publish stories about inspiring and influential students at BCIT, plus essays and features on topics that connect readers to the world around them.
By Erica Ogodo with recommendations from Link contributors Who would have imagined that books on…
Written by Erica Ogodo You’ll never hear anyone say, “Be careful. Your career might be…
By Cathy Ye, with contributions from BCIT students and recent graduatesSpecial Thanks: Ethan Van Dyk,…
In Conversation with BCIT alum, author, and entrepreneur Nigel Bennett. By Cathy Ye & Ian…
By Erica Ogodo, Link WriterPhotography Cathy YeSpecial Thanks Nina Lu, BCITSA Chair, School of Energy…
By Rivini Madawanarachchi Notting Hill, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, When Harry…
In Conversation with BCIT alum, author, and entrepreneur Nigel Bennett. By Cathy Ye & Ian…
Becoming a part of student leadership at BCIT is undeniably a significant enhancement for your…
If you’re curious about how taking on a student executive role can benefit you after…
Photo by Zach Blaney Are you looking for a place to unwind after a tough…
We work with BCIT students of all backgrounds and abilities. Tell us your idea for an article, or submit your photography and designs.
This week has officially marked the transition from vacation mode to regular life mode. Things are starting to feel like…
In March, the number of post-secondary working students (aged 15-29) dropped by 28% from February, due to COVID-19. The federal…
Voting for BCIT’s Student Association by-election is taking place this week. But only those students taking a course or enrolled…
If you applied for housing and recently got in—congratulations! You skipped the stress of finding a reasonably priced place close…
None of us really know how much we’ve been influenced by the media. We can’t really put a scale to…
Discover the abstract colours of 4th-year Architecture student, Curtis Renning.
