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Christina Latifa and Elizabeth Peña-Fernández, organizers of the Mindfulness Hour, lead sessions every Tuesday in the Student Commons.

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Mindfulness Hour encourages students to be ‘more mindfully aware’

Korbin Amaya — February 15, 2024

Event every Tuesday provides oasis of calm for Algonquin College community

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Before the end of the

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Wander The Forest raises money and awareness for Indigenous students

Korbin Amaya — April 12, 2024

The event was a night of cultural celebration and charitable giving

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Christina Latifa and Elizabeth Peña-Fernández, organizers of the Mindfulness Hour, lead sessions every Tuesday in the Student Commons.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/MindfulnessHour_3.jpg" alt="Christina Latifa and Elizabeth Peña-Fernández, organizers of the Mindfulness Hour, lead sessions every Tuesday in the Student Commons." />

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Mindfulness Hour encourages students to be ‘more mindfully aware’

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February 15, 2024

Lack of vaccination records keep Waterloo-region students out of school

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March 29, 2024

In the middle of a song, guests move to the rhythm of the music on the dance floor.

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Tropical Fusion event supports Audrey’s Star fundraiser

Korbin Amaya
April 05, 2024

Author and Algonquin College staff member Jamie Bramburger holds his newly released book.

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New book sheds light on untold stories from deadly 1942 Almonte train wreck

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April 09, 2024

Three different designs of henna done by Shelina Syed.

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Student honours culture through teaching henna

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April 09, 2024

John Wolfart playing blues music during the Caribbean Night event.

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Caribbean Night raises money for Immigrant Women Services Ottawa

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April 12, 2024

Before the end of the

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/cropped2-2.jpg" alt="Before the end of the "Wander the Forest" event, Mariyam Chougaipova (1st), Jinxuan Tang (3rd), Phuong Thanh Nguyen (4th), Bernardine Cadiz (5th), and Eric Johnston (6th) pose together." />

Photo: Korbin Amaya

Wander The Forest raises money and awareness for Indigenous students

Korbin Amaya
April 12, 2024

Assistant Coach Cristina Leonardelli and the Algonquin Wolves women's soccer team jog in formation, heading to the locker room for a challenging match at Z Building Field.

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Women’s soccer Wolves show resilience in close loss to Seneca Sting

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October 10, 2024

The Wolves and the Golden Shields leap forward and defend the ball.

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Men’s soccer Wolves edge out Cambrian in 1-0 victory

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October 19, 2024

Portrait photo of comedian Shaun Majumder.

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Shaun Majumder brings “Cool Dad” comedy tour to Ottawa on U.S. election night

Korbin Amaya
November 05, 2024

Professor Liz Babiak (left) with the advertising and marketing communication students.

Algonquin advertising students take New York, learning from the industry’s best and boldest

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November 07, 2024

SA president Maria Silveira with director and election officer Marilena Postolache.

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SA president reflects on student leadership and personal growth

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December 09, 2024

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First Person: Martial arts training can help body and mind get in sync

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December 09, 2024

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