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Grads discuss transitioning into the workforce during career chat

Kaitlyn Lemay — February 01, 2024

Three recent alumni shared their post-graduation job-seeking experiences in a virtual panel

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Wolves men’s volleyball team take the win in close game

Kaitlyn Lemay — January 31, 2024

Wolves beat Durham 3-2 after difficult first two sets in Jan. 26 match

Arshpreet Singh showing off one of his motivational cards

Volunteer Centre makes kindness cards to encourage students during exam season

Kaitlyn Lemay — February 20, 2024

Baskets filled with uplifting cards and candy will be found all over campus to give students kindness during exam season

Brett Kissel shining bright on the Algonquin Commons Theatre stage on Feb. 22

Brett Kissel’s country charm electrifies Algonquin Commons Theatre

Kaitlyn Lemay — March 07, 2024

Canadian country artist stopped by Algonquin College on Feb. 22 during his Compass Tour

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Norwegian prisoner lost second attempt at suing the state over isolation sentence

Kaitlyn Lemay
February 16, 2024

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Volunteer Centre makes kindness cards to encourage students during exam season

Kaitlyn Lemay
February 20, 2024

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Brett Kissel’s country charm electrifies Algonquin Commons Theatre

Kaitlyn Lemay
March 07, 2024

Student observing an Aveeno advertisement in the T-building.

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New brand ads appear on TV screens across Algonquin College

Kaitlyn Lemay
October 04, 2024

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Ottawa’s sweet Crumbl success is steps away from Algonquin College

Kaitlyn Lemay
October 30, 2024

Boris Cherniak putting 25 volounteers into a trance. He is searching for the ones who fall into the deepest sleep.

Hypnotism meets comedy: Boris Cherniak leaves audience in fits of laughter

Kaitlyn Lemay
November 01, 2024

The 87 to Tunney's Pasture driving past Baseline Station.

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U-Pass expected to cost students an additional five per cent next year

Kaitlyn Lemay
November 23, 2024

The author has more school work in her college program than she'd ever had during her three years at university.

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First Person: College is for smart people too

Kaitlyn Lemay
November 25, 2024

June Cox (left) the president of the Media Club of Ottawa and Catine Noble (right).

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Genre-hopping local author advises newbie writers to try it all

Kaitlyn Lemay
December 05, 2024

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Grads discuss transitioning into the workforce during career chat

Featured

Wolves men’s volleyball team take the win in close game

Volunteer Centre makes kindness cards to encourage students during exam season

Brett Kissel’s country charm electrifies Algonquin Commons Theatre

More articles by Kaitlyn Lemay

Wolves men’s volleyball team take the win in close game

Grads discuss transitioning into the workforce during career chat

ARC bridge glows red for Heart Month

Norwegian prisoner lost second attempt at suing the state over isolation sentence

Volunteer Centre makes kindness cards to encourage students during exam season

Brett Kissel’s country charm electrifies Algonquin Commons Theatre

New brand ads appear on TV screens across Algonquin College

Ottawa’s sweet Crumbl success is steps away from Algonquin College

Hypnotism meets comedy: Boris Cherniak leaves audience in fits of laughter

U-Pass expected to cost students an additional five per cent next year

First Person: College is for smart people too

Genre-hopping local author advises newbie writers to try it all

Grads discuss transitioning into the workforce during career chat

Featured

Wolves men’s volleyball team take the win in close game

Volunteer Centre makes kindness cards to encourage students during exam season

Brett Kissel’s country charm electrifies Algonquin Commons Theatre

More articles by Kaitlyn Lemay

Wolves men’s volleyball team take the win in close game

Grads discuss transitioning into the workforce during career chat

ARC bridge glows red for Heart Month

Norwegian prisoner lost second attempt at suing the state over isolation sentence

Volunteer Centre makes kindness cards to encourage students during exam season

Brett Kissel’s country charm electrifies Algonquin Commons Theatre

New brand ads appear on TV screens across Algonquin College

Ottawa’s sweet Crumbl success is steps away from Algonquin College

Hypnotism meets comedy: Boris Cherniak leaves audience in fits of laughter

U-Pass expected to cost students an additional five per cent next year

First Person: College is for smart people too

Genre-hopping local author advises newbie writers to try it all

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