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Students and staff in post-secondary programs had to adapt quickly once COVID-19 lockdowns began in March. Over the course of a weekend, in person classes went online, not always a smooth transition, and facilities and services were no longer available.
Now, as the fall term begins, a “new normal” is in place. This transition has been rough on everyone but especially post-secondary students who have seen their jobs and job prospects dry up, while tuition, housing and loan costs continue to rise.
Tonight we find out how some students 
and those helping faculty adapt to teaching virtually have fared and what they are looking forward to? We also hear from The BC Federation of Students about what kind of advocacy is vital at this time.
Have a listen.
This episode originally aired on September 8, 2020.
A great story that reminds me I’m not alone in my studies through Covid. The presenters offer some great tips to me about how to learn remotely through the pandemic.
Thank you Sandy for this story and your reporting.
We are in this pandemic together. We all are doing what we can to help lift everyone up in spirit and in learning, of course. Best of luck and let us know what we can do to relay students’ concern to professors.