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The Sultans of String and Indigenous artists bring harmony to the stage

Emmet Paradis — January 23, 2024

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Daniel Neilson (behind the table, on the left) and Enissa Ciper (behind the table, on the right), sell art to first-year graphic design students in the intersection between the N, J and B-buildings.

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Graphic design students host a fundraiser selling their artwork

Emmet Paradis — February 13, 2024

Students raised $270 to host a grad show celebrating all of their hard work

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Michelle LeBlanc, a grad from the performing arts program (left) and Bernice Romero De Gracia, a grad from De La Salle University (right) on stage performing one of the 11 plays.

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Hothouse showcases scriptwriting and performing arts collaboration

Emmet Paradis — February 14, 2024

Scriptwriting and performing arts students collaborated to showcase their talents and raise funds for a Toronto trip

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Shannon Thunderbird, Coast Tsm'Syen First Nations Elder (left) and Alyssa Delbaere-Sawchuk (right), a Métis string musician, on stage on Jan. 19.

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The Sultans of String and Indigenous artists bring harmony to the stage

Emmet Paradis
January 23, 2024

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Daniel Neilson (behind the table, on the left) and Enissa Ciper (behind the table, on the right), sell art to first-year graphic design students in the intersection between the N, J and B-buildings.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/cropped2.jpg" alt="Daniel Neilson (behind the table, on the left) and Enissa Ciper (behind the table, on the right), sell art to first-year graphic design students in the intersection between the N, J and B-buildings." />

Photo: Emmet Paradis

Graphic design students host a fundraiser selling their artwork

Emmet Paradis
February 13, 2024

Michelle LeBlanc, a grad from the performing arts program (left) and Bernice Romero De Gracia, a grad from De La Salle University (right) on stage performing one of the 11 plays.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/A3-P1.jpg" alt="Michelle LeBlanc, a grad from the performing arts program (left) and Bernice Romero De Gracia, a grad from De La Salle University (right) on stage performing one of the 11 plays." />

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Hothouse showcases scriptwriting and performing arts collaboration

Emmet Paradis
February 14, 2024

Starr Brommell (left), a business marketing student, Wilma Overbeek (middle) and Matteo Mongroo (right) giving food to the community.

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Students benefit from free produce during tough times

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Lot 16 at a busy hour.

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Students find hope in new pilot parking initiative

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October 01, 2024

Charles Nixon, academic technologist at AC, plugging in a fibre-optic cable in T108.

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Nokia’s $530,000 donation boosts Algonquin College’s tech programs

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October 07, 2024

My grandfather, Pierre, and me in front of his 2019 Mercedes SL 550 before a car meet on Thursday, Oct. 3.

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First Person: Love of cars revs up family bonds

Emmet Paradis
October 08, 2024

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

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Library program honours late faculty with Halloween fundraiser

Emmet Paradis
November 12, 2024

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