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Announcement of the appointment of Dr. Kris Bulcroft, an administrator at Franklin College in Switzerland, as University President. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

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

Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Dr. Greg Lee, dean of Capilano College, outlined the college courses for the young people who do not want to go to a university but prefer to go into trades or to take a vocational program. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Newspaper commemorating 10th anniversary.

Capilano College was awarded the prestigious Prix D'Excellence by the Canadian Council for the Advancement of Education (CCAE) for best institutional annual report (colleges). 1996/97 was only the second time that a Capilano College annual…

Caption on photo reads "On Sunday, the retail Management students of Capilano College will present their annual fashion show at the Four Seasons Hotel, Park Ballroom at 11:30 am for the brunch shown or later, at 2:30 pm for the late lunch show…

News story detailing the fundraising campaign to equip Capialno College's new performance theatre. A limited-ticket raffle was held, with the prize of a Harley Davidson motorcycle. Helen Stevenson is pictured atop the prize bike. Selected by…

A group of Native Indian students attended graduation ceremonies of a unique two and one-half year band social service worker program at Capilano College. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Announcement of Capilano College's successful application to become a university. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Roger Griffiths of Capilano College will lead a 10 member team that attempt to scale Mt Gongga in China. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

The first graduates of Capilano College's new bachelor degree programs celebrated a new milestone for the college with cap and gown this week. Sixteen students became the college's first graduating class with newly-minted bachelor degrees…

News article about the first grad class.

A news article about Cap's 10th anniversary. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Discusses the early days of the Assistance office on campus. A Special Needs Advisor, Paul Jones, provided special services through the Learning Assistant Centre. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Jerome Dan; Bill Darnell; Don Edison; Villi Anderson; Carol Brown; Hilda Rizun; Hugh Devlin; Paul Gallagher. Capilano College was among the first, if not the first, to offer vocational programs in small First Nations locations. Many students from Mt…

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…

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…

18 students, members of the graduating class of Howe Sound Secondary School were recipients of twenty one scholarships, presented by businesses of the community. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

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…

Music Therapy recognizes as an important method of communication with the disabled. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Victory for Capilano College rugby team over Royal Roads Military Academy. 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…