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�� makes its first appearance in Times Higher Education's annual rankings, which recognize progress towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

WWNI Convocation celebrates language, culture and revitalization

A celebration of achievement and identity, the Wilp Wilx̱o’oskwhl Nisg̱a'a Institute's annual Convocation highlighted the transformative power of education in the Nass Valley.

Ready to lead meaningful change

The sense of belonging Sean Robinson found while pursuing a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree at �� ignited his curiosity, critical thinking skills and dedication to inclusion, empowering him to become a thoughtful leader and advocate for change. Robinson will reflect on the guidance of family, the transformative power of education and the importance of engaging with diverse worldviews in his valedictory address during Ceremony 1 of ��’s 2025 Convocation.

�� Graduate Student Earns International Conference Award for Diabetes Research

Jake Ostberg was one of only two students in Canada selected from nearly 200 abstract submissions for a scholarship award at the Keystone Symposia on Obesity and Adipose Tissue earlier this year. The honour highlights his research on improving treatment for type 2 diabetes.

Creativity powers sustainability campaign at ��

A creative sustainability campaign united the �� community through hands-on learning and measurable change. The project earned recognition from BC Hydro and sparked a long-lasting impact.

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How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted youth employment in Prince George?

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Sloane Zogas - �� Political Science Student

�� Political Science students collaborated with the Prince George Chamber of Commerce to find out! The students conducted a survey as a part of a class project in the winter semester and shared their results with CKPG News.