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InRANDbyRAND·Dec 3, 2025The Students Who Disappear Before They CountCommunity colleges are rebounding from the pandemic, but many students disappear between applying and the first weeks of class.
Sadie Kelly·Nov 10, 2025First Term is Almost Over [WTF?]Somehow, someway, first term is just over a month away from ending. I have no idea how it snuck up on me so fast, and yet here we are!
Sadie Kelly·Oct 21, 2025Why Do I Basically Live In The Library?Truly, this question can boil down to a few simple answers, but that’s no fun. Lets dive into my weird relationship with BCIT’s Library…
InEduCreatebyJeffrey Miller·Sep 16, 2025Beyond The DiplomaRedefining what it means to be career-ready
Joel Wood·Aug 30, 2025Reflections on the Bank of Canada’s Governor’s Challenge from an undergraduate focused universityThis past spring I was invited by the Bank of Canada to participate in a panel moderated by former Deputy Governor Lawrence Schembri at the…
The Vivid Grit·Aug 9, 2025Why I Refuse to Pay for a Useless EducationNavigating the education market is confusing, and for people over 30 with work experience, starting a new career can be frightening. I’m…
InEconomics for BusinessbyTrevor Keating·Jun 8, 2025Should Municipalities Target Private Post-Secondary Institutions?And why the answer is an emphatic Yes!
Women Employed·Mar 25, 2025Where in the World is Women Employed?Do you hear that sound? No, not the birds chirping, wind whistling, or rain tapping on your window. We’re talking about the sound of Women…
Deborah Ruf, PhD·Dec 12, 2024Highly Gifted Students in Their School Years — Part 3Level Two Longitudinal Study Results for two more Highly Gifted Youngsters