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Shannon Smith feels at home in the Eyēʔ Sqȃ’lewen (Indigenous Education and Community Connections) offices on Lansdowne campus.

Sustainability is all about connecting the dots and breaking down silos. Instructor at ������ý's School of Business, Lee Aitchison is a driving force behind sustainability in the curriculum. As Lee is showing his students, the business world is not j

������ý is proud to announce its annual Promising and Distinguished Alumni Awards recognizing two extraordinary alumni who have made outstanding contributions in their fields.

Ultraviolet light sterilization process allows critical personal protective equipment such as N95 respirators to be safely reused multiple times.

The loan of the digital, portable x-ray unit will help Island Health staff and benefit patients during this challenging and complex time.

Darren Vaux has been an instructor at ������ý in the Plumbing and Pipe Trades department since 2008. During this time, he has been a true change-agent and has collaborated with others in finding ways to use the campus at ������ý as a living lab.

Part of the reduction of social issues is environmental. We are all connected – poverty, waste management, hunger, homelessness – everything is interconnected and we must work together to make this planet more sustainable.