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Ryan Lincoln spiking the ball back to the Huskies.

Photo: Steven Dalloo

Wolves men’s volleyball team sustains Huskies’ late-game rally to secure victory

Steven Dalloo
November 18, 2024

Sam Beamish, an Algonquin-Carleton joint student, is the class rep for his Bachelor of information technology networking program.

Photo: Itel Sapozhnikov

Faculty strike? Here’s what you need to know

Itel Sapozhnikov
November 18, 2024

Prabhleen Kaur (left) and Gurveer Kaur (right) are frequenters of the 88 bus. They advise students to plan ahead, checking the Transit app and bus schedule to be aware of bus delays.

Photo: Claire Donnan

Top five tips for surviving the 88 bus

Claire Donnan
November 18, 2024

Residence Life Coordinators (RLCs) provide housing and accommodations information to future students.

Photo: John Hopper

Algonquin College welcomes new faces at fall open house

John Hopper
November 15, 2024

Hui Chen is holding her tote bag featuring a heartwarming design of her dog. She will find a place to hang it in her house because it symbolizes comfort and it's a reminder of home.

Photo: Yuye Jiang

Tote bag art therapy, where you can stitch memories and paint peace

Yuye Jiang
November 15, 2024

The produce section with fresh fruits and vegetables at Loblaws.

Photo: Zixuan Li

Here’s where Algonquin College students can save a buck

Zixuan Li
November 15, 2024

Photo: Paul Osmond

First Person: Training for a future as a sportscaster

Jude Osmond
November 15, 2024

Jasmine Salazar, Lancers guard, reaching for the ball to keep from the Wolves.

Photo: Ethan Macleod

Wolves women’s basketball team remains undefeated after five games

Ethan Macleod
November 14, 2024

I may always carry the scars of my past, but I embrace them. They are a testament to my strength. Fear will no longer hold me back.

Photo: Agrani Tiwari

First Person: Confronting my bully has put me on a path to healing

Aicha Chamor
November 14, 2024

Three years later, the author, Isabella Disley found her independence thanks to her feline friend, Smokey.

Photo: Isabella Disley

First Person: Conquering loneliness with a feline friend

Isabella Disley
November 14, 2024

Some dogs came to the nail trimming table on Mill Street on Oct. 27 to donate to the Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind.

Photo: supplied

Vet tech students raise money for Canadian Guide Dogs

Stephanie Taylor
November 14, 2024

Simon Desta, Wolves guard, keeps the ball away from the Loyalist Lancers.

Photo: Ethan Macleod

Wolves men’s basketball team secure win against Loyalist

Ethan Macleod
November 13, 2024

LIT students, coordinator Helena Miriam and her daughter Maija Merriam selling $2 mystery books.

Photo: Emmet Paradis

Library program honours late faculty with Halloween fundraiser

Emmet Paradis
November 12, 2024

Bivin Job, Jorja Watson and Andrew Ross won the second round of the archery tag tournament on Nov. 4. They were sweaty but happy with their victory.

Photo: Laiyiady Lam

Whoosh! Right on target: SA tests students’ interest in archery tag

Laiyiady Lam
November 12, 2024

Wolves attempt a big block against Akemi Boudreau, who led the Coyotes in kills at the end of the match.

Photo: Ben Fleguel

Rivalry win for Wolves women’s volleyball team in dramatic match against La Cité Coyotes

Ben Fleguel
November 12, 2024

Brady Warnock co-owner of Midday Picnic, stands in the middle of the event venue. He said as the cost of living increases, more and more students are coming to patronize the thrift market.

Photo: Zhiqi Zhou

Students flock to thrift shops for affordable, unique fashions

Zhiqi Zhou
November 12, 2024

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