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Quest alumni—this one's for you. 🏔️

This May, we're reuniting at Evans Lake Camp in Squamish, BC for a long weekend that feels a lot like coming home. We're calling all Quest alumni—including students attended for any length of time, staff, and faculty—to join us from May 29–31, 2026.

We've taken over an entire lakeside camp in the mountains. Just for us.

Expect: 🏕️ Your own cabin in a stunning mountain setting 🍽️ All your meals prepared for you—lively discussions in the cafeteria included ☕ Morning coffee beside a serene lake ✨ Live music, programming, and dancing under the stars 🔥 Deep conversations with the passionate minds you've missed

What's included in your ticket: ✔ 2 nights' accommodation at Evans Lake ✔ All meals for the weekend ✔ Live music & full programming ✔ The entire venue to ourselves

Early bird tickets: $330 | Regular tickets: $380 Limited to 120 attendees.

The campus may be gone, but the community isn't. See you at Evans Lake.

🔗 Register now: https://www.questalumni.ca/

Congratulations to the Quest University class of 2023! “For all of the things I have learned and experienced in my life, it is a passion for challenge, for inquiry, for discovery, and for experiencing all that this incredible world has to offer, that has shaped who I am today.” - Dr. David Strangway, founder of Quest University Canada

Check out this piece published in the Times Higher Education on how self-directed learning benefits undergraduates.

This article was written by Quest Life Sciences Tutor, Dr. Marjorie Wonham, and former Quest Chief Academic Officer and tutor, Dr. Ryan Derby-Talbot who also recently published an article in Studies of Higher Education titled "Questions instead of majors: implementing a self-authored concentration program."

https://www.timeshighereducation.com/campus/questions-beyond-majors-developing-mental-maturity-students

Kermode & Friends at the Staff V. Student Basketball Game!

Winter Block Break Activities!

LOOK AT THAT VIEW!

Sunset this weekend 😍🌞

Great to see such an incredible feature on Quest Alumnus Hayden Kenneth Taylor '15, member of the Haisla Nation, located in Kitamaat Village, BC, and his journey through his Masters of Education from VIU.

Encouraging the next generation of Indigenous leaders | Vancouver Island University | Canada Growing up, Hayden Kenneth Taylor remembers hiding his identity as a member of the Haisla Nation because of how other people viewed Indigenous peoples. Fast forward to today and Hayden, who is in VIU’s Master of Education program, is researching ways to incorporate more Indigenous culture and know...

A beautiful day for some beautiful Question presentations! Swipe right to see some of the many questions Quest students come up with.

Quest Sunsets never disappoint!! 🌅🏔😍

Annah McCurry ~ Class of 2022

Currently pursuing a PhD at the university of St. Andrews, in Scotland! 🐕‍🦺🏔📚