Grad 2015 students Lilian Leung and Aimée Grimes each won a $1,000 Jim Rimmer Scholarship, open to all design students in British Columbia, Canada.

We are pleased to announce that IDEA students were hugely successful in this year's GDC National Scholarship Awards! Many congratulations go to Grad 2015 students Michelle Lim, Wes Browne, Lillian Leung and Jocelyn Wong.

This is the first time we've entered the RGD awards - many congratulations go to Alex Bakker (Grad 2014) Mustaali Raj (Grad 2014) and Garret Schauteet (Grad 2015).

IDEA grad Ksenia Kozhevnikovawas honoured with a Distinguished Merit Award for her entry, “Snake Princess” as well as two Awards of Merit and an Honourable Mention.

IDEA grad, Ksenia Kozhevnikova’s Toxic Beauty wins First Place at the 6th annual CAPIC (The Canadian Association of Professional Image Creators) national student competition, Rodeo.

Congratulations to Mustaali Raj, Aaron Campbell, Cathy Mithmeuangneua, Cristian Fowlie, Michelle Lim, Jun Liu, Amanda Siegmann, Emily Pedriks, Claire Harland, Lauren Coutts, Jeneese Marchand, Alex Bakker, and finally Aimée Grimes.

IDEA students won Salazar awards in the Print and Branding categories. Many congratulations to Katie Maasik (Branding) and Alex Bakker (Print).

Both of the $1,000 Jim Rimmer Community Scholarships were won by IDEA students! Huge congratulations to Lauren Coutts (grad 14) and Mustaali Raj (grad 14).

Congratulations to Jamie Cook and Alex Bakker (both grad 14) who won the student award at this year's Lotus Awards! (Lotus is a competitive advertising awards show that celebrates creative excellence in British Columbia.)

Finalist in CAPIC's 2013 Rodeo 5 contest and featured on ImagineFX as "image of the day".

Many congratulations to Camille Segur (grad 13) and Alex Harvey-Wickens (grad 14) for winning Brand Identity and Print category Salazar awards last night!

We're very pleased to announce that IDEA students Camille Segur and Alex Tench won both of the GDC Jim Rimmer Community Scholarships for Design this year. The submitted work had to "apply design thinking to benefit a community and effectively communicate a message, affect action and promote change."