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A letter from the Students Union to residents about education budget cuts. Posted by permission of North Shore News.

The images and the names of the graduate students from Homemakers class at Capilano College. Front row: Julie DesJardins, Lana Andrews, Patricia Chapman and Sharon Brewer. Back row, Sheila Gordon, instructor Elizabeth Wilkes, Madeleine O'…

Capilano College graduation of the Band Social Service Worker Program. The program (in 1984) was a unique and successful collaboration between the College and the band Councils bringing together 17 bands in the single program. Selected by 50th…

News article about the use of math videos in class. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

First national championship won by Capilano College men's soccer team. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Authorization to purchase Lynnmour Campus site. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Scrapbook clippings of a self-learning program developed by Harold Kirchner, Dean of Career programs at Capilano College. Kirchner hoped to show that even people with no previous knowledge of physics or electronics could learn complete electrical…

Scrapbook clippings of newspaper articles on the creation of the school.

Newspaper article about a meeting with the Education Minister.

Former North Vancouver school trustee David W. Graig was appointed to the board of Capilano College. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Rugby game between Capilano College and Royal Roads Military College. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Describes when the College removed cigarette machines from campus. Cap Courier republished this article in their Feburary 23rd 2007 edition. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

News story on effect of tuition increases.

Officers of the Capilano College student society are pictured with an artist board depicting the new college logo in various uses. Image of Brian Brooke, career programs representative, Rick Smalley, president and Greg Russell, Treasurer. Selected…

In the early 1980's, Capilano College sought to increase its presence throughout the region. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Article detailing the status of the proposed community college on the North Shore. Lack of funding from the province was overcome by a plan to use existing buildings around the area. The process also required a 50% contribution to operating costs…

Photo caption reads: These black and white separates from Fadam Fashions will be part of Capilano College's fashion show Looking West. Left to right are retail merchandising students Dana Cleland and Juliette Carr.

A news article about the Women's Studies program. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Hubert Joe; Greg Lee; Bob Irvine. Capilano College was among the first, if not the first, to offer vocational programs in small First Nations locations. Many students from Mt Currie were hired to build the "new" Whistler village. Selected…

The new library is 40,000 feet square with capacity of shelving 200,000 volumes. The library is open for both college students and North Shore residents to use. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Caption: Studs of Capilano, like the one pictured above, came out in droves for the second annual Mr. Capilano contest. The event is a money raiser for a fund to go to the best retail management student at Capilano College. The contest took place in…